Identificaciones de jkspooner
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Lechugas (Género Lactuca)Observ.
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The leaves alternate and slightly wrap around the stem. It is about 4 feet tall. All of the vegetation has a succulent texture. The leaves are elongate. The inflorescence includes a green aggregate with yellow flowering parts at the top.
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Leaves alternate and have 3 leaflets. The underside of the leaflets have a white line that represent the vein. It is a foot and a half tall. The color is dark green and they feel leathery.
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Lentejilla de Campo (Lepidium virginicum)Observ.
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The leaves alternate on the stem that’s green all the way to the ground. Coming off of the leaves are tiny flowers and little circle shaped leaflets that alternate.
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Crespilillas (Género Pteridium)Observ.
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The upper surface is smooth and darker green. The underside is lighter and the margins can be felt curving under to the bottom side. The leaflets and the leaves are alternate. The plant is about 2 feet tall.
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Zarzaparrilla (Smilax bona-nox)Observ.
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The vine and green and does not have prickles. The leaves alternate. A light green tendril comes out at the same node as the leaf and helps it climb up the branches of nearby trees
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Jicoria Blanca (Carya tomentosa)Observ.
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7 big green leaflets obviate in shape. The upper surface of the leaflets are smooth and darker than the underside. The leaves appear to alternate.
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These fern leaves appear to be coming from the ground single but they are in patches around each other. The leaflets are opposite and the leaf tissue continues along the rachis. They are a light green and feel smooth.
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The margins have hairs along and the stem has fuzzy white hair on the stem that feels like a “pipe cleaner” the leaves are opposite and the veins travel parallel to the central vein to the end of the leaflet. Both sides of the leaf are feel like velvet.
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Located next to a pond, the leaves are opposite and feel leathers smooth, the margins are smooth and red colored, I think it’s the same genus as the other black haw we have seen but possibly a different species
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Diente de León (Taraxacum officinale)Observ.
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Stalk of flower had hairs
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Ortiga de Carolina (Solanum carolinense)Observ.
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Spiky and fuzzy
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Blue berry, but seemed to be pretty tall so Idk if it’s the low bush blueberry
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Arándanos Y Parientes (Género Vaccinium)Observ.
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Top of leaf shiny
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Plantas Vasculares (Filo Tracheophyta)Observ.
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Not sure if the top was leaves or flowers
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Arándanos Y Parientes (Género Vaccinium)Observ.
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Very veiny, like honeycomb veins
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Lagunilla Sudamericana (Alternanthera philoxeroides)Observ.
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Right by the water
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I think opposite leaves. I’m not sure what the baby leaves on top of the two leaves are
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Lechuguilla (Erechtites hieraciifolius)Observ.
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Slightly fuzzy looking stem. Deep mid vein on underside
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