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peterzikaLugar
Paradise pumphouse area, Mount Rainier National Park, Pierce County, Washington, USA (Google, OSM)
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sadie_hickeyDescripción
In North Range rainforest understory, on soil at the crest of a ridge
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charliemarbles101Descripción
Some sort of Gliophorus species, similar to psittacinus? Found near an area with a slightly higher concentration of western red cedar. There were also a lot of sword ferns, western hemlock and douglas fir growing nearby.
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sadie_hickeyDescripción
Quite hairy. Not sure if it was planted in this parking lot, there aren't any others in the landscape so I assume it got here naturally
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stellawaxwingDescripción
Glabrous, herbaceous perennial from a branched crown, forming tight cushions emerging from rocky, basaltic lithosols.
Leaves are fleshy, green, crowded, 1.5-2.5 cm. long and 1-2.5 mm. broad, deciduous except for the rigid basal portions, which form spiny projections covering the stem.
Flowers 10-25 in diffuse, minutely bracteate, ascending cymes 2-15 cm. long; these flowers not yet in bloom.
Sagebrush steppe, growing closely with Lewisia rediviva in rocky lithosols.
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alan_rockefellerDescripción
Growing by the edge of a stream under oak and bay.
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natvikDescripción
Never shy about appearing in the hottest days of summer! The closer they are to skunk cabbage the darker the green.
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natvikDescripción
Intense dark green with lime colored stipe when first showing. As it matures, the cap becomes more brown while retaining dark center to cap. Color at maturity variable.
Gills an unusual but very vibrant orange.
Upon maturity it often develops a very intense red margin to gill and cap edges.
