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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
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Rhodo (?) leaf endophyte/secondary infection. May also have oomycete: See http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/194684243 for leaf morphology.
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Abejitas Carpinteras (Género Ceratina)Observ.
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Tiny bees on Rubus ursinus flower
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Abejas Albañiles (Género Osmia)Observ.
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on Rubus ursinus
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Senderuela (Marasmius oreades)Observ.
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Probably. In grass. Smells like dirt and lawn ;) Mild tongue test. Firm, nearly cartilaginous stipe. Slight reddening in KOH of damaged/bruised area. Spores verrucose, 4-spored basidia, no cystidia.
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Rosa nutkanaObserv.
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Two long thick prickles at stem junctions with leaves. Sepals still attached to most fruits. New leaves just starting.
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Perlita Blanca (Symphoricarpos albus)Observ.
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The white berries from last year have turned black, and the new leaves and developing flowers seem unusually bumpy, flowers not developing properly - fused to new leaves. ? See photo 5 and look at the ends where you would expect flowers to be starting - instead you see misshapen leaves and tips. ? plant virus, pathogen, pest?
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Sauce de Hoja Ancha (Salix scouleriana)Observ.
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Super-soft leaves, droopy, fat, arching catkins. Sorry for blurry shot. Based on the rounded leaf tip, narrow leaf base, and the felty quality (both top and bottom), guessing scoulers.
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Claytonia rubraObserv.
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Maybe. I need to do some reading and double check.
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Native plant garden at the school. Note three thin lanceolate leaves below flower head - petals that have been nibbled on by something... The sinuses in the main leaf are black - didn't notice that until I got back. Unsure if insect or?
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Note wide, thick leaves at base, many flowers per stem
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Hongos Bonete (Género Mycena)Observ.
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Stipe 'snaps' when bent. Things that were missed first time around - Need to verify substrate (wood or soil?), and get better shots of stipe/attachment, smells. Note white spored (photo 2) amyloid rxn for spores (photo 3), UV glows blue (photo 4), ellipsoid spores, long pointed cystidia (photo 5-6, 1 div=1um) odd attachment of spores - 1/2 way up? - to basidia (photo 7-8, photo 7, 1 div=1 um, photo 8 1 div = 10 um)
