Favoritos de raffib128
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Rubus hispidusObservador
trscavoDescrição
The Degraff Property (managed by Winooski Valley Park District)
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Choupos (Género Populus)Observador
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Cottonwood with numerous Mordwilkoja vagabunda galls.
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Bombylius pygmaeusObservador
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Montague Plains Wildlife Management Area, 74 Lake Pleasant Rd, Montague, MA 01351, USA (Google, OSM)
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Diatrypella favaceaObservador
myco_mama_vtDescrição
Erupting from the bark of fallen paper birch log
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charolaisDescrição
Sreading on decorticated log. 24-63. Leaf shape variable from shallowly lobed to entire. Underleaves deeply bilobed with teeth beneath lobes (seen at top of stem in last 2 photos).
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Dearnessia apocyniObservador
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on Apocynum cannabinum. voucher taken (S.B.Robeson #186)
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Corylus cornutaObservador
trscavoDescrição
The Degraff Property (managed by Winooski Valley Park District)
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Erigeron annuusObservador
trscavoDescrição
Montshire Museum of Science (both native and non-native species introduced here)
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Ixodes cookeiObservador
hobiecatDescrição
Tick species ....... cookei
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Rã-Leopardo-Do-Norte (Lithobates pipiens)Observador
trscavoDescrição
At the Helen W. Buckner Preserve at Bald Mountain
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arethusaDescrição
A population where characteristics of S. incurva and S. arcisepala seemed to blend together, with only a few clear examples of the former. Most plants were single-ranked, and only a select few were multiple-ranked.
NOTE: the plants pictured here are among the most similar to S. arcisepala, and may be rightly identified as such.
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gglynnDescrição
Growing with both progenitors along the base of a boreal cliff
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Beladona-Preta (Solanum emulans)Observador
raffib128Descrição
Area heavily disturbed by flooding.
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Rhytisma americanumObservador
trscavoDescrição
At Macrae Farm Park
The fungus: this observation
The host plant: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/144528546
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choessDescrição
Novel Isoetes species collected by Mike and Sharon Rosenthal, being described by Carl Taylor.
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er-birdsDescrição
New species discovered by @mirosen — thanks for showing me! (we put this plant back into the substrate)
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choessDescrição
Notice the gradual transition in sporophyll form from strobilus stalk to strobilus.
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choessDescrição
Annual constrictions visible (unlike D. digitatum), while the strobilus stalk is stouter than that of D. complanatum.
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Trevo-Fio-de-Ouro (Coptis trifolia)Observador
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Berberine fluorescent yellow in 365 nanometer UV light
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Género AkanthomycesObservador
northernathanDescrição
I’ve never seen this before so I’m just selecting what inat suggested.
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tsnDescrição
Identified by Art Gilman. Tetraploid. Hybrid between 3x P. connectilis + 1x some other parent (but not P. hexagonoptera). Triangular pinnules on (some) second pinnae.
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myco_mama_vtDescrição
Fruiting on small diameter hardwood log. Very small (1-2mm) spines on underside. Slowly bruising smoky grey around cap edge and on underside with handling.
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Equisetum pratenseObservador
stevendanielDescrição
Rare in our area; note in pic (to distinguish from E. arvense):
1) white-margined (vs. black-tipped) sheath teeth
2) scabrous stem
3) more sheath teeth (than E. arvense)
4) deltoid (triangular) branch teeth
This population grows with E. arvense and E. sylvaticum. It has never been observed to be sexually reproductive( to have a spore-bearing cone). I wonder if it could be a hybrid.
More info to distinguish from E. arvense here https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/stevendaniel
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trscavoDescrição
A wetland off Duclos Rd (Forest Road 298) in the Green Mountain National Forest (known location)
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Thalictrum venulosumObservador
trscavoDescrição
At Snake Mountain Wildlife Management Area
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Viola labradoricaObservador
tsnDescrição
Flowers and leaves on the same stem; spurs not as long as Viola rostrata
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Eubranchipus bundyiObservador
hobiecatDescrição
Eubranchipus bundyi — male with antenna —
previously identified as bundyi (the only similar VT option) as found at this vernal pool.
Numerous today.
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Noz-Branca (Juglans cinerea)Observador
raffib128Descrição
I didn't realize the Mad River had this kind of diversity. What a cool tree!
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Cordyceps tenuipesObservador
myco_mama_vtDescrição
Fruiting from moth pupa buried in rotting wood.
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Cordyceps tenuipesObservador
myco_mama_vtDescrição
Fruiting from moth pupa buried in decaying wood.
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Psilocybe fuscofulvaObservador
mr_rogersDescrição
Best guess but could be wrong, cap was mottled light brown with dark brown splotches and a slightly darker ring of color around the margin. Found growing from a piece of wood, presumably hardwood in a densely mossy area of mixed forest. Spore print was dark purple.
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Cobra-Liga-Ocidental (Thamnophis sirtalis ssp. sirtalis)Observador
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Yearling and first snake of the year.
