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Escama Blanda (Coccus hesperidum)Observ.
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on a Ficus retusa kept outside, discovered when getting it ready to bring inside for the winter.
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
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This is spreading around all my indoor succulents, forming isolated furry spots in hollows between spines, then spawning 'offshoots'. The ball in the first photo is 2 mm diameter; the 2nd shows when the fluff is lightly brushed away, about 1 mm diameter. When everything is wiped off with alcohol, a number of tiny specks remain each of which can regenerate.
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Tilo Americano (Tilia americana)Observ.
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from neighbour's trees
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Musgos Y Parientes (Filo Bryophyta)Observ.
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showed up on its own in a wild section of my gardens
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Sanguinaria Norteamericana (Sanguinaria canadensis)Observ.
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showed up on its own in a wild section of my gardens
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Onagra Común (Oenothera biennis)Observ.
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showed up on its own in a wild section of my gardens for a few years
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Nomeolvides (Myosotis sylvatica)Observ.
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showed up on its own in a wild section of my gardens
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Observ.
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So infested with Uroleucon aphids each year that it had to be removed.
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Geum aleppicumObserv.
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turned up on its own in a wild section of my gardens
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Zanahoria (Daucus carota)Observ.
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showed up on its own in a wild section of my gardens
