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on a muddy part of an otherwise clean pondshore. This is a non-native invasive species not well documented yet in New England. The last shot is not in focus. Had to grab it from a video. But is shows what it looks like from a distance.
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Drosera tracyiObservador
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In a wet meadow in the pines. Looks much like our northern D. filiformis at this stage of growth.
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Several different plants from one population, all within a 5 X 10 meter area, showing the variation that occurs with this species.
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Riccia sorocarpaObservador
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Growing on mud after dam draw down. Using Paton’s Liverworts of Great Britain to key this species I come to R. beyrichiana. The fifth photo is the spore.
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Riccia cavernosaObservador
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@ccargill This may be of interest Chris.
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Botrychium ascendensObservador
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It's not often that my fieldwork results in finding a new native globally rare species to add to the flora of Massachusetts, but it happened in May. ID confirmed by Vermont moonwort expert Art Gilman, author of the New Flora of Vermont. (Arthur Haines agreed as well).
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Navalha-Do-Mato (Scleria secans)Observador
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a vining species
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Banner year for this species - normally find few if any fruits - many hundreds this year.
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Aristida tuberculosaObservador
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The spiral coil of the awns is worthy of a goldsmith's creation. So elegant.
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Sticking my neck way out to go to this species and I sure wish I had dissected a seed capsule, and taken better photos, but i would think by plant height alone and rhizomatous growth this would key to this species. Any thoughts or corrections are welcome.
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Fucus distichusObservador
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What are these little fruit loop-looking things!? Help please!
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Growing on rock - north facing. Stem length 1.5-2.0 cm, leaf length about 3 mm, pale leaf border visible with hand lens when held up to light
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Drosera filiformisObservador
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Batsto Lake, Wharton State Forest
