Identificaciones de sibricka
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Rábano (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observ.
sammyedwardsDescripción
Flower petals are white to pale purple with dark purple veins. Stems are red and green at various parts.
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Rábano (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observ.
sammyedwardsDescripción
Flower petals are white to pale purple with dark purple veins. Stems are red and green at various parts.
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Fresa Silvestre (Fragaria vesca)Observ.
shirenereenDescripción
Growing in a patch, flowers white with yellow pistils and stamen, leaves margin serrate, basal
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Retamo Liso (Genista monspessulana)Observ.
codyaveryDescripción
Found in shaded region 100m south of OPERS. Surrounded by California Bay and Redwoods. Preflowers showing. Example of a shaded phenotype.
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Laurel de California (Umbellularia californica)Observ.
manihernDescripción
Found on UCSC campus in a small grassy area surrounded by redwood trees. Soil was wet and muddy when collected. Lots of visible flowers and abundant at collection site. Alternate leaves, greenish/yellow flowers, many stamen, aromatic.
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Laurel de California (Umbellularia californica)Observ.
marianagalvanDescripción
Evergreen tree <20m tall on northern side of small meadow at foot of forest. Bearing clusters of small yellow-green to cream-colored flowers and simple elliptic leaves. Fragrant foliage. Not many flowering branches. Narrow trunk. Similar specimen nearby. Found after a short period of rain.
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Laurel de California (Umbellularia californica)Observ.
bakersquireDescripción
A tall tree, about 30 feet tall growing on a slope. The trees around it were all California bay. Many were starting to flower
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