Identificaciones de jmaupin
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Pata de Guanaco (Cistanthe grandiflora)Observ.
garythomas772Descripción
- A perennial dicot
- A succulent
- In the family Portulaceae
- Native to Chile
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Lavandas (Género Lavandula)Observ.
garythomas772Descripción
- Has a distinct fragrance
- Simple leaves, opposite to each other from the stalk
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Valeriana Roja (Centranthus ruber)Observ.
garythomas772Descripción
- Perennial plant
- Upper leaves are sessile
- Pollinated by bees, butterflies, and other insects
- Native to the Mediterranean region
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Bola de Hilo (Lobularia maritima)Observ.
garythomas772Descripción
- In the family Brassicaceae
- Annual plant
- Lanceolate shaped leaves
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Romneya coulteriObserv.
vanesssa23Descripción
Found in Southern California and grow in dry canyons in chaparral. Flower in spring and summer.
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Romneya coulteriObserv.
vanesssa23Descripción
Found in Southern California and grow in dry canyons in chaparral. Flower in spring and summer.
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Pino Canario (Pinus canariensis)Observ.
jillian272Descripción
Has a three needle fascicle. Needles were greater than 16 cm. Observed while the pine was growing new pine cones! Pine cones had a green little “tuft” at the top of the cones
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Amapola de California (Eschscholzia californica)Observ.
jillian272Descripción
Saw this little caterpillar munching on the flower. Also watched the cap of the poppy pop off when it was ready!
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Flores de Ave del Paraíso (Género Strelitzia)Observ.
jillian272Descripción
Very common but this flower always amazes me every time I see it.
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Mastuerzo Sudamericano (Tropaeolum majus)Observ.
jillian272Descripción
These flowers grew in where a pond used to be in the winter months
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Pata de Guanaco (Cistanthe grandiflora)Observ.
daniellelewis13Descripción
super pretty flowers around cc campus! very long stems
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Amapola de California (Eschscholzia californica)Observ.
daniellelewis13Descripción
these poppies weren’t too open but many were and they would close soon at night which is cool- found these in the CC garden
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Mastuerzo Sudamericano (Tropaeolum majus)Observ.
daniellelewis13Descripción
Found these at the CC garden as well and the red coloring on the petals seem to be an indicator or hook for pollinators to come
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Liquidámbar (Liquidambar styraciflua)Observ.
mianungarayDescripción
- bright yellow leaves
- large laminas
- found on Montecito Hiking trail
- is apart of the maple family leaves are changing into yellow because of the season
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Nopales Y Xoconostles (Género Opuntia)Observ.
brittany_voFecha
Falta la fechaLugar
Falta la ubicación
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
gmbrewerDescripción
Small, delicate, colorful flowers; multicolored.
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Percebe Ganso (Pollicipes polymerus)Observ.
tylersmith_1Descripción
This rock was located in the splash zone with Gooseneck Barnacle mixed in with California Mussels to the front of the rock receiving much water and food. These two species are located in the High Tide Zone.
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Orden UlvalesObserv.
tylersmith_1Descripción
This grass was very short compared to Surf Grass but due to the similar threads, the strands were straighter and didn't look like lettuce.
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Kelp Gigante (Macrocystis pyrifera)Observ.
tylersmith_1Descripción
I was unable to find Kelp Flies and Beach Hoppers under the bladder kelp due to the weather.
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Arbusto del Coyote (Baccharis pilularis)Observ.
tylersmith_1Descripción
I found this plant flowering with miniature tan flowers and white feather-like puffs.
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