Favoritos de paulexcoff
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Garañonas, Hierbas del Cáncer o Pinceles de Indio (Género Castilleja)Observ.
arboretum_amy
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Garañonas, Hierbas del Cáncer o Pinceles de Indio (Género Castilleja)Observ.
ekoberleDescripción
Near base of coastal cliffside, along riparian zone
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dgreenbergerDescripción
@markegger Triphysaria or Castilleja? Neother is expected/collected here, in the same vernal pool complex as C. ambigua ambigua
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georgewilliams1Descripción
Underside of leaf different color from top => A. crustacea
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pleistoceneDescripción
This seems to key to subsp. leucophylla rather than subsp. glandulosa
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pleistoceneDescripción
First time seeing an Arctostaphylos with serrated leaves in this region.
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Manzanitas (Género Arctostaphylos)Observ.
paulexcoffDescripción
no burl. lacking most of the twig hairs of A. pilosula. But infl bracts ciliate and some scattered long hairs on petioles. Potentially A. pungens x pilosula?
Growing next to A. pilosula and A. glauca. No A. pungens seen in immediate vicinity, but present in the area.
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Flor de Arena Californiana (Pholisma arenarium)Observ.
paulexcoffLugar
Montaña De Oro, Montana de Oro State Park, San Luis Obispo, California, United States (Google, OSM)
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paulexcoffDescripción
most individuals white flowered, one very yellow individual, a few light yellow/cream
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paulexcoffDescripción
many individuals in this pop with hot pink abaxial petal surfaces and bright red sepals (sometimes on the same individual or not)
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paulexcoffDescripción
(on east cuesta ridge!, not a known locality for A. pilosula) found two individuals growing next to each other, did not exhaustively search the area for more individuals.
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Manzanita de Los Cuchaniantes (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi ssp. cratericola)Observ.
peterburke
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joeysantoreDescripción
3-liguled flowers. Photosynthetic stems, no leaves in July. Spines. Super cool.
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Secuoya Roja (Sequoia sempervirens)Observ.
paulexcoffDescripción
Probably a waif but in a very odd spot. Only one solo individual about 5m tall, lower bark had been stripped by a bear(?). Deep in Lopez Cyn across a stream from the trail and about 30 feet up an unstable slope.
