shroombus's Identifications
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Wild and Domestic Radishes (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observer
mvierra
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Wild and Domestic Radishes (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observer
sacoolas
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chrisophyllaDescription
Appears to be small yellow eggs on the underside of these leaves.
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Pinks, Cactuses, and Allies (Order Caryophyllales)Observer
marivillasolDescription
?? 1st iNat suggestion
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Wild and Domestic Radishes (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observer
mvierra
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Trailing Blackberry (Rubus ursinus)Observer
rashard1812Description
Leaf shape: serrate
Leaf pattern: alternate compound
surrounded by leaflets and cones
on a 20 degree incline next to the walking trail
stem length about 30cm however it does grow erect and parallel to the ground hovering about 6cm from the ground
stiff trichomes on stem
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Brambles (Genus Rubus)Observer
rashard1812Description
Leaf shape: dentate
Stem Length about 33cm
however grows on a 45 degree angle to the ground, leaves alternate, each leaf contains sharpe points on the bottom, stiff trichomes, on a stem, surrounded by tall grasses and shrubs located 2ft from the walking path, a lot of the same species surrounds it
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California Yerba Santa (Eriodictyon californicum)Observer
gstraubDescription
The plant species was located in the town of Santa Cruz. The leaves of the plant are dark green with a waxy layer of the leaves and the leaves margin is dentate. The plant is also a shrub with woody stems. The plant was identified using iNaturalist’s phot comparison and using a sample of the specimen in comparison to CalFlora’s photos.
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Redwood Violet (Viola sempervirens)Observer
anthonygutierrezDescription
Leaf shape: cordate/reniform, slight lobbing
a bunch of individual leaves located directly next to each other surrounded by leaflets located in redwood forest very flat to the ground, longest leaf stem is 4cm, located 3ft from walk way path, tending to occur in patches, patches separated.
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Wartleaf Ceanothus (Ceanothus papillosus)Observer
gstraubDescription
The plant species was located in the town of Santa Cruz. The leaves of the plant are dark green with a bumpy texture. The stem is hairy, slightly woody and green-brownish color. The plant has currently unopened flowers bright green flowers. The species was identified by using the iNaturalist photo comparison and comparing a live sample to CalFlora’s photos.
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California Bay (Umbellularia californica)Observer
courtneyreifDate
Missing Date
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Pink Everlasting (Pseudognaphalium ramosissimum)Observer
chlorodillDescription
Herb, decurrent form, 1-1.3 m tall. Stems tomentose, fibrous to semi-woody texture. Alternate leaves, 4-12 cm long, oblanceolate with entire margins, undulate and recurved, acute tips, attenuate base. Adaxial leaf surface glandular. Inflorescence in panicle arrangement with disciform corollas, emergent buds pink. Specimen found in shale soil of recently burned area.
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Crinite Manzanita (Arctostaphylos crustacea ssp. crinita)Observer
motherfernDescription
Mother approximately 6 feet tall. Flowers white. Bark deep red to brown. Flowers starting to fall. Leaves a lighter ashy green color. Specimen found in between buildings by social sciences 1.
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Blue Blossom (Ceanothus thyrsiflorus var. thyrsiflorus)Observer
michaelhahnDescription
Description/Habitat: Mounding shrub, young individuals <1.5m, medium prevalence, part shade to sun. Stems stiff, green, erect. Leaves dark green, waxy, with three prominent main veins.
ID notes:Jepson Key, iNaturalist
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Coffeeberry (Frangula californica)Observer
nchodgsonDescription
Plnt. Desc.: Height approx. 1.5 ft tall + 2ft long procumbent stem ; solitary; arborescent shrub; signs of mild fungal infection on leaves.
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Fremont's Death Camas (Toxicoscordion fremontii)Observer
gstraubDescription
The species was collected in the town of Santa Cruz. The color of the the petals are white with a yellow inner part of the petal and yellow stamen. The stem and leaves have a latex soft feel. The plant was identified using the iNaturalist photo comparison and using a live specimen compared to CalFlora’s photos.
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Fragrant Bedstraw (Galium triflorum)Observer
alessandrawetmoreDescription
Wide leaves with pointed tips
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