Identificaciones de gernhart
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Helecho de Espada Occidental (Polystichum munitum)Observ.
shadyyyDescripción
One of the larger plants in the area but not very many. Only about 1 or 2
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Helechos Sable Y Parientes (Familia Nephrolepidaceae)Observ.
burnsDescripción
Sword fern or Polystichum munitum
A single stranded leaf with many extensions from it, the back side covered or starting to be covered in brown dot looking substance. Almost has a pollen like consistency. The sword ferns grow in abundance and near one another forming colonies. They also have curly tips.
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Lombrices de Tierra (Familia Lumbricidae)Observ.
burnsDescripción
Lumbricidae or earthworms are small snake like organisms who live in the dirt and bury themselves they scrunch and unscrunch to move. They have a slimy pinky brown skin. Their skin is slightly transparent enough to see organs slightly.
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Botón de Oro Europeo (Ranunculus repens)Observ.
amadioDescripción
The darkish green leaves of this plant had lighter green spots. Only a few of the shiny yellow flowers were in bloom at this time.
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Helecho de Espada Occidental (Polystichum munitum)Observ.
romero27Descripción
Most of it seemed dried up. It had more of a brown color towards the top rather than green. Not very invasive but was found in a spot in which the sunlight didn't reach the species a whole lot.
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liggettDescripción
Large leaves. little bumps on back of the little leaves. Mostly at the base of the western red cedar and in the sun. Large overall. Multiple in only one area
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Tellima de Flor Grande (Tellima grandiflora)Observ.
luna27Descripción
These were found all around the area. Located more in the area with the pacific waterleafs and the bleeding hearts.
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jessica1114Descripción
These snails were a dark brown color, with a slight reddish ruffle on their foot. Their skin appeared to have a rougher texture, although it was still soft and squishy. They left a slime trail when they moved. Their shell was a mix of dark brown and reddish brown, with a spiral shape. The spiral leaned towards one side of their bodies. They were found near the base of trees on moss. The day was overcast and it had rained recently so there was lots of moisture.
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Babosa Banana (Ariolimax columbianus)Observ.
jessica1114Descripción
The slugs were a yellowish beige color with black patches on their bodies. Their bodies were wet looking, because they were secreting a viscous mucus. The bodies were very smooth, with a slight line that separated their heads from their bodies. Several specimens were observed in the same area. Most of them were on the bark of trees, low to the ground. Some others were on the ground near leafy plants. Slime trails were visible on the tree bark. The slugs ranged in sizes, from about 4 inches, to about 7 inches. Some slugs were stretched out, making them appear longer than others. The day was overcast with lots of moisture on the surrounding plants.
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