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Angiospérmicas (Subfilo Angiospermae)Observador
rcaldera1Descrição
- Short plant
- Fluffy like texture
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Sicyos glaberObservador
alex_abairDescrição
At the base of Baylor Canyon. FNM III's key for this genus it's kind of confusing for me, but I think I got it right.
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Sicyos glaberObservador
aspidoscelisDescrição
Sicyos glaber, below the waterfall in Bar Canyon, southwestern Organ Mountains, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, 14 Sep 2013.
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Quercus fusiformisObservador
platnersDescrição
didn’t think these grew this big in the chihuahuas desert...
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Turnera diffusaObservador
roselviraDescrição
Many stems come from the roots that have each about 5- 6 leafs that are a bright dark green with yellow little flowers aat the end of their stem. Stems look flexible but not strong enough to not carry the leafs, leafs have a rough texture but seem to create a peak at wnd by folding.
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Vachellia vernicosaObservador
mmelen92Descrição
Was found growing on semi-rocky terrain, in a small valley. It had red stems and white thorns as well as small green leaves.
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Género TachardiellaObservador
sambiologyDescrição
We walked around this arroyo with Frontera Land Alliance. It was pretty nice!
Although, I'm a bit upset that I didn't get more photos of this parasitic plant... I took several, but none of them were focused. Ah well.
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Pinus krempfiiObservador
yttDescrição
Plant observed in field, photographed, and collected by one or more of T. Yahara, S. Tagane, H. Toyama, plus additional collectors in dwc:recordedBy field. Field determination by S. Tagane, unless specified in dwc:identifiedBy. Collection code: YTT_V1929.
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Malvaísco (Herissantia crispa)Observador
alex_abairDescrição
About 20 individuals observed in a crevice at the base of a cliff.
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aspidoscelisDescrição
Hedyotis intricata, Upper Ash Spring, San Andres Mountains, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, 8 Sep 2010.
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Castilleja organorumObservador
aspidoscelisDescrição
Castilleja organorum, northwest side of the Organ Mountains in Rabbit Ears Canyon, 32.3689 -106.5822, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, 17 Sep 2013.
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amalvarez3Descrição
Small plant the size of my hand. Purple leaves, growing out of crystals.
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Penstemon palmeriObservador
megfreyermuthDescrição
I've noticed this Penstemon from the road. Went to investigate today, and it's Palmer's. I'm not sure this is native here, but several specimens are growing in this area.
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aspidoscelisDescrição
Perityle cernua, Finley Canyon, southwestern Organ Mountains, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, 20 May 2011.
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Maclura pomiferaObservador
nreineckeDescrição
These trees were loaded with their iconic fruit that gives them their name. A lot more had fallen down to the ground and were scattered just adjacent to the parent trees. Only grow in this small area along the Farmers Canal that is filled up with mountain water from Clear Creek every spring.
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aspidoscelisDescrição
Penstemon ramosus near Choases Tank, Sierra de las Uvas, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, 24 May 2010.
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jyarochDescrição
Penstemon ramosus near the top of Picacho Mountain, Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA.
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Boltonia decurrensObservador
joelmcDescrição
Smooth decurrent leaves, flattened involucre. Growing in a restored native planting area next to a pond in a city park.
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Salix amygdaloidesObservador
jspringsteenDescrição
Extremely tall willow forced to grow narrow among cottonwoods
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mmartinez1Descrição
The Brittlebush (Encelia farinosa) is a bush plant native to Northern Mexico and the southwestern United States. Although looking like the common “weeds” that people pull from their yard, the brittlebush caught my eye with its bright yellow flowers. It was easily identifiable and comparable to photo examples found online.
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Ribes leptanthumObservador
aspidoscelisDescrição
Ribes leptantum on the Pine Tree Trail at Aguirre Spring Recreation Area, northeastern Organ Mountains, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, 2 Apr 2011.
