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Tabaco Silvestre (Nicotiana sylvestris)Observ.
samgutekanstDescripción
Planted
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Tulípero de Virginia (Liriodendron tulipifera)Observ.
calconeyDescripción
Enormous
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Plantas Vasculares (Filo Tracheophyta)Observ.
chadohiobirderDescripción
More specific ID appreciated if possible.
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
chiaDescripción
the black growths with orange inside
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smmckeeDescripción
Because S. multifidum is listed as “endangered” in Ohio, Sceptridiums are confusing, and S. multifidum is variable, here is my reasoning for the ID– note the large, robust, broadly triangular, highly divided blade with relatively short, blunt, fairly uniform segments; the nearly entire margins and the blade remaining green (not bronzed).
West side of Clearfork Reservoir, Richland Co, OH.
Flora of Clearfork Reservoir Project
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Hongos de Repisa (Orden Polyporales)Observ.
whateverwatcherDescripción
Help appreciated!
iNat is guessing all over the place. I chose a taxon where the top suggestions meet - just for a starting place.
I'm also quite curious about the little pinkish/ orangeish blobs (best seen in photo 1). I didn't see them well at the time, and now I wonder if they're part of the fungus or some kind of larvae...
Update: went back the next day and took more photos. The blobs didn't move, so I assume that they're part of the fungus.
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Setas, Bejines Y Parientes (Clase Agaricomycetes)Observ.
whateverwatcherDescripción
Interesting the way this had broken out in patches.
iNat wqas pretty sure Rigidoporus for the first photo and had various suggestions for the others. One frequent suggestion was Northern Tooth.
I decided to stay where the various suggestions meet. Could still be wrong.
Help appreciated.
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whateverwatcherDescripción
iNat has various guesses. They all come back to this. I don't know enough about fungi to sort it out.
Help appreciated.
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samgutekanstDescripción
8-9 feet circumference, looks completely untouched by EAB
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Trametes aesculiObserv.
whateverwatcherDescripción
Accepted iNat's pretty sure because I didn't know and it looked reasonable.
I'm not certain that these are all the same species. They were all growing on the same log.
Help appreciated.
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Aesculus glabraObserv.
tcurtisDescripción
found by Chris Poling (@cladonia_chris)
same tree - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/96524223
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streetbDescripción
This mushroom blows my mind. Pretty sure it’s naturally occurring.
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whateverwatcherDescripción
Accepted iNat's pretty sure because I don't know. Help appreciated.
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Dryopteris celsaObserv.
shaunpogacnik95Descripción
If this is correct it'll be a fourth population for Ohio!
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Encinos o Robles (Género Quercus)Observ.
smpbiologist-rcurtisDescripción
@cladoniachris
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Vides o Parras (Género Vitis)Observ.
samgutekanstDescripción
Roots coming from vine, about 2 feet off the ground
