Favoritos de frontyardscientist
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Almeces, Palos Blancos Y Parientes (Género Celtis)Observ.
wildniagaraDescripción
Google lens identifies this as a sugar berry. I thought it was a dwarf hackberry. Historical settlement area on Niagara escarpment.
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Palo Blanco (Celtis occidentalis)Observ.
akekoaDescripción
Tree was huuuuge. The leaf close-up is from a seedling at the big tree's foot.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
hailey_klimm
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frontyardscientistDescripción
What a stunning grasshopper but wtf is at the tip of its abdomen. On Viburnum opulus
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Juglans × bixbyiObserv.
mattirelandDescripción
Butternut hybrid - not sure how to classify it using iNat
Hybrid Characteristics:
Green twigs
Elongated lenticels
Top of leaf scar notched
Light brown pith
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Juglans × bixbyiObserv.
t_knightDescripción
Hybridity confirmed by genetic testing.
Leaf scars "V" notched at apex, pith tan coloured, many lenticels elongated, twigs tan, young twigs and rachis very hairy.
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Hierbas Nudosas Rizomatosas (Género Reynoutria)Observ.
laurahqDescripción
Flowers when it has climbed up something and is in the sun. Smothers things it climbs like a blanket. Roots are like a web. Can climb at least to top of thirty foot tree. Mature leaves can be at least 6-7” long.
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jamie-aaDescripción
...and only a mere 9 months after asking it to be added to this site!
this plant is the original Haringey Knotweed in Railway Fields - as far as I can tell, this one is the type specimen. it's looking worse for wear and old conservation documents list note it fighting brambles and ivies, as well as being shaded by the white poplars.
the shape is clearly intermediate (long and pointed like Russian-Vine, a fairly flat sinus like Japanese Knotweed) and has zig-zag stems like much of the dock family. It's looking miserable though, barely up to knee height, yellowed, little new growth - I'm not sure if it's like this every year or not. this is surprising to me, given how ridiculously vigorous it's two parents are!
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Hierba Nudosa Checa (Reynoutria × bohemica)Observ.
aleksandr_levonDescripción
Reynoutria ×bohemica Chrtek & Chrtková
genus tag: T00046
species tag: T00925
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Hierba Nudosa Morava (Reynoutria × moravica)Observ.
michal_hronesDescripción
Type locality
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Quercus bicolorObserv.
frontyardscientistDescripción
So exciting! This is the second wild Q. bicolor I find and it's tall and healthy, unlike the previous specimen whose trunk had been snapped in half by a large branch. I will notify the municipality of Beloeil about this tree
🔴 87.8 cbh
🟡 56.5 cbh
🟢 25.5 cbh
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frontyardscientistDescripción
Easily the most captivating beetle I've ever seen! It looks like a pool of mercury on this Arctium leaf
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Hierba Nudosa Morava (Reynoutria × moravica)Observ.
pastabaumDescripción
pictures of the upper side of leaves from the main stem
more pictures:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?verifiable=any&place_id=any&field:Observation%20group=234993477
main discussion:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/234993477
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Hierbas Nudosas Rizomatosas (Género Reynoutria)Observ.
cah272Descripción
Unclear if this was planted or came up naturally. In a kind of abandoned median.
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Hierba Nudosa Enana (Reynoutria compacta)Observ.
davidenriqueDescripción
¯_(ツ)_/¯
