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Acalypha eckloniiObservador
nickyDescrição
Acalypha peduncularis
Dioecious plant with coarsely hairy leaves. Male flowers in pedunculate axillary spikes, females in terminal bracteate clusters.
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Acalifas (Género Acalypha)Observador
karooicusDescrição
@angelanoske
Are you familiar with this, it might be this. Its in its resting phase at the moment. It usually grows on disturbed grazing areas.
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Acalifas (Género Acalypha)Observador
troosDescrição
Weedy in a field, an annual, not sure if introduced or indigenous
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Género HydrozetesObservador
aguercioDescrição
Not visible in photos, but the forelegs had 1 claw per tarsus
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stephen_thorpeDescrição
Locality: NEW ZEALAND AK, Western Springs Park.
Habitat: Common in a small pond at night (9 p.m.)
Identification: Mesostoma ehrenbergii (Focke, 1836).
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andrew_hankeyDescrição
seeds observed in dung https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/110377068
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ricky_taylorDescrição
Section of fruit - showing partitions containing seeds. Each seed has a gelatinous sheath. The fruits look like swollen flower buds - but have pulled under the surface of the water. The seeds are favoured food of pygmy geese.
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Persicaria glabraObservador
cheekychewDescrição
This plant is growing in the water, peeping through the walkway above. Several of them at this hide.
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Mytilina mucronataObservador
jane_trembathDescrição
Amongst Lemnaceae in quiet backwater.
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Género OocystisObservador
mindymoralesDescrição
Collected in plankton tow, East Lake Okoboji
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Género VampyrellaObservador
sarkaDescrição
Radiating legs contracted at times.
Found in small lake.
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Género EuglyphaObservador
nevskiDescrição
Неподвижная клетка. Снято на телефон под любительским микроскопом, из цветочного горшка.
The cell don't move. Photo taken with the phone using amateur microscope. The cell is from ground.
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Gafanhotos-de-Antenas-Curtas (Família Acrididae)Observador
alandmansonLugar
Cathedral Peak: Didima Camp (1390-1420 m), KwaZulu-Natal Drakensberg, South Africa. (Google, OSM)
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Gafanhotos-de-Antenas-Curtas (Família Acrididae)Observador
alandmansonLugar
Cathedral Peak: Didima Camp (1390-1420 m), KwaZulu-Natal Drakensberg, South Africa. (Google, OSM)
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mnold1Descrição
Mag. 400x (progression of focal planes)
Pollen? Anyone one know of a handy online reference for identifying the pollen of various plants?
A pond-edge water sample was collected on 6/2/2021 using a 10 micron dip net to enrich for microorganisms. Air temp. 67F
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Género AlternariaObservador
shanesmicroscopeDescrição
Continued observation of new bird bath obtained 20210503. This observation takes place after a 4-day heat wave, followed by a night of rain.
A conidium.
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mnold1Descrição
Unsure about the ID. It clearly has 2 skirts of cilia, one surrounding what appears to be a mouth (top in photo) and one that appears as a low-waisted, decorative fringe :o)
A pond-edge water sample was taken on 3/19/2021 using a 10 micron dip net to enrich for microorganisms. Air temp. 46F
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Género TrichocercaObservador
iteeyshifDescrição
Found in a small freshwater pond viewed at 400x mag. Grazing on filamentous green algae (3). Defecating (4). Turning around and vacuuming up its own fecal cloud (4,5). Yum. The consumption of algal cell contents can be seen between images 5 and 6.
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Borboletas e Mariposas (Ordem Lepidoptera)Observador
doug263Descrição
Here the eggs are hatching and the larva are dispersing.
Cf. the structure housing the eggs.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/67698787
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Secção MelioidesObservador
jane_trembathDescrição
After historically planted American Ash were cut down in the Sanctuary, a massive seed bank created a seedling forest. Pic 2 shows removal by tree popper. Fortunately, the grassland has rehabilitated.
Pic 1 is a coppiced stump. These trees grow readily in wet/marshy conditions.
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Género OxylomaObservador
colin25Descrição
Topknot Snail
Found high up on an arum lily leaf, near ephemeral wetland.
Aquatic snail?
