Soil is not sandy and moist. Herb stood approximately .6m high. Petals half white at base, half purple at tips.
Large cluster of woody shrub growing from multiple stems to about 5'10". Soil not particularly moist. Leaves very aromatic, almost minty.
Growing in high drainage area around smooth irrigation rocks on a slope. Base of plant not embedded in the soil at all, roots exposed at surface. Soil moist and soft. Moderate sunlight area.
Shrub standing 3'3'' tall. Stems red, leaves with red splotches. Flowers pinkish at base, but mostly white and smell slightly sweet. Soil moist and holding water but relatively sandy.
The herb grew approximately 1m tall. Within 2m to the water's edge. Dark soil, relatively sandy, still held water well. Petals solid white.
Soil is not sandy and moist. Herb stood approximately .6m high. Petals half white at base, half purple at tips.
Large cluster of woody shrub growing from multiple stems to about 5'10". Soil not particularly moist. Leaves very aromatic, almost minty.
Herb, sheathing stem, parallel venation, perianth one whorl. Six stamens in a triangle. Flowers white with glistening yellow/green proximal parts
Basal Leaves, 3 part compound, each with 2 lobes. Herb,, long inflorescence with multiple terminal yellow flowers. petals fused at base
Bent tree, 10-15 m tall, Monecious, Male catkins. Grey bark, leaves spine tipped, pubescence in abaxial leaf vein axes.
Specimen found on grassy and sunny slope behind the UCSC Digital Arts and New Media building. Associated species included grass and oaks.
Some open, some not. ~40 cm tall. Petals yellow-orange. Surrounded by dense grasses.
Abundant in patch. Growing low to the ground tangled with other plants.
Growing right along pavement of road. Plant ~6.5 feet tall. Full access to sunlight. Lvs pubescent.
Stem yellow-green, lvs with parallel venation. Some flowers open, some closed. Abundant in patch. Plant ~ 8 inches tall. Petals white and yellow. Ground very wet, ~1 inch water pooled on top of soil.
Tall shrub (approx. 6ft.) with long thin branches. Leaves are obovate, small, evergreen. Flowers are bright yellow and clustered together at ends of branches, have similar petal arrangement as pea plants, bilateral symmetry.
Herb with long stem. Basal leaves larger than cauline leaves, ovate or oblong in shape. Flowers clustered at stem terminal. 5 petals that are fused at base, light blue in color, small (4-5mm), yellow anthers in center.
Annual herb. Flowers light orange to red-orange, 4 petals, multiple stamens, sepals not present at flowering, leaves glabrous and lobed.
Evergreen tree <20m tall on northern side of small meadow at foot of forest. Bearing clusters of small yellow-green to cream-colored flowers and simple elliptic leaves. Fragrant foliage. Not many flowering branches. Narrow trunk. Similar specimen nearby. Found after a short period of rain.