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corndogDescrição
On moss. Spores 8 per ascus, simple, fusiform - ellipsoid, hyaline, roughly 10-12 x 3.5-5. Subtle lighter colored margin visible on young apothecia. Dark upper hypothecium and dark exciple separated by light colored lower hypothecium - see micrograph. Some blue-black granules present in both hypothecium and hymenium.
Thallus K-
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Urso-Polar (Ursus maritimus)Observador
cotingaDescrição
Date approximate; scanned from slide.
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Urso-Polar (Ursus maritimus)Observador
cotingaDescrição
Scanned from slide. Date approx.
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Urso-Polar (Ursus maritimus)Observador
cotingaDescrição
Scanned from slide. Date approx.
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Araucária-da-Queenslândia (Araucaria bidwillii)Observador
damontigheDescrição
Walked by this tree hundreds of times and never seen a full cone make it to the ground. Would have been rough to catch on the head
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Claviceps purpureaObservador
sedgequeenDescrição
Host is Leymus, probably Leymus arenarius.
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Lilium superbumObservador
waterfallrichDescrição
exhibiting fasciation - along the Blue Ridge Parkway
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Lomatium bradshawiiObservador
hailey-kehoe-tDescrição
Leaves several times divided (decompound) and mostly basal with herbage being glabrous, yellow flowers in compound umbels which are unequal. Plant has tuber like base and was found in a wet prairie in the Willamette Valley.
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Urso-Polar (Ursus maritimus)Observador
michaelbakkerpaivaDescrição
1 year old cub, died with her mother in an avallange
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Erioderma sorediatumObservador
lumenalDescrição
1cm erect foliose thallus, lobes 2mm broad, on fallen conifer branch
Terminal soralia
Upper surface covered in erect tomentum
Lower surface white, tomentose
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Normandina pulchellaObservador
jbindernagelDescrição
Small, in pear trunk cracks.
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Scytinium platynumObservador
eullstromDescrição
On mossy rock wall. Hundreds of thallii on this wall.
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Platismatia lacunosaObservador
sedgequeenDescrição
Near base of Mary's Peak Road.
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Solanum triflorumObservador
cathymcintoshDescrição
The flowers are quite small, notice the size in comparison to my finger tip. The leaves completely cover/disguise that their are berries attached. The bush grew wild amongst sage and weeds. It was absolutely loaded with small berries, in comparison about the size of blueberries, however were firm and green.
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Aproceros leucopodaObservador
karsten_sDescrição
host plant: Ulmus minor
pics 1&2 specimen 1, pics 3&4 specimen 2
pic 5 specimen 1, 30 h later
pics 6&7 7 days later
pics 8-11 14 days later (hatched the day before)
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Observador
easmedsDescrição
Okanagana arctostaphylae was first described in 1915 and has not been collected since. These are the first photos ever taken of it in its natural habitat, and the second photos ever of a live individual.
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Género AtriplexObservador
twainwrightDescrição
Along Deschutes River, in a semi-landscaped area. Might be planted, but it seems an odd choice for landscaping.
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seongwonDescrição
고사리 (Go-sa-ri)
Eastern brakenfern
Pteridium aquilinum var. latiusculum (Desv.) Underw. ex A.Heller
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Selaginella wallaceiObservador
sedgequeenDescrição
Cummins Creek Trail, second opening.
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Hipericão-Do-Gerês (Hypericum androsaemum)Observador
daniel62Descrição
Small shrub, 0.3 to 0.8 m in height with yellow flowers up to 3 cm in diameter. 5 petals, 5 sepals, 3 styles, many stamens. Flowers in terminal clusters. Ovary superior with axile placentation. Glabrous leaves, glaucus on the lower surface, opposite in arrangement and sessile, 6 cm long.
