11/20/13
Today I went to the lake to make a collection from the naturalized population of Cotoneaster down by the lake. While doing that, I photographed some other plants in the area.
Later, I went to a woods just inland to check on the status of a particular listed plant. It was not detectable at present, but that may be due to the season. I did find many other interesting woodland and swamp plants. Unfortunately, run-off from a nearby project has deposited mud over many of the best parts of the swamp and the margins of the meandering woodland stream that drains it. DNR was informed.
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Carex grayiObservador
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Perigynia radiate rather than ascend. These plants are in alluvial woods.
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Avens-Amarelo (Geum aleppicum)Observador
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It keys here because of the pilose receptacle, but let me know, if you disagree. I always worry about confusing this with laciniatum.
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Sanicula odorataObservador
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Maybe I'm kidding myself in thinking I still see a long style on the top fruit in the second picture.
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This looks much like laterifloris, but it creeps by long rhizomes.
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The fields to the east are being developed, so all of this sediment washed down into the swamp during a big rain on Saturday.
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Packera aureaObservador
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I may be totally wrong. I am not sure what else these would be. This was a swampy spot in an old stream meander.
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Enemion biternatumObservador
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"Enemion" is a cruel name for a false Anemone!
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Agrião-Dos-Prados (Cardamine pratensis)Observador
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There were three OTHER Cardamine spp. from prior inventories, but this didn't seem right for any of those...hopefully not C. pensylvanica.
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Carex muskingumensisObservador
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New county record!
Check that. I crossed the county line into Racine Count, so second county record! I will have to follow the river back into Milwaukee County to get a record there.
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Ranunculus hispidusObservador
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growing throughout swampy area... Older, dead stems are bristly.
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Salix petiolarisObservador
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S. interior is not relatively more whitened below vs. above
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This one keyed easy. Blades were terete and septate, and the inflorescences were only about 1/9 the height of each plant.
http://wisplants.uwsp.edu/juncuskey.html
Plants were growing in a small seep.
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Juncus torreyiObservador
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Heads 0.8-1.3mm, auricles were 2mm
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