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Verbena × rydbergiiObserver
lumenalDescription
20 inches tall, 1.5 inch opposite sharp toothed leaves, 1/4 inch flowers, lightly hairy stem
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Crested Elsholtzia (Elsholtzia ciliata)Observer
chdphotoDescription
Devil's Lake State Park - East
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Ashes (Genus Fraxinus)Observer
tatumschaffDescription
side of roads woods up at home
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Arctium × mixtumObserver
michael_oldhamDescription
Possibly A. tomentosum X A. minus
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White Adder's-Mouth (Malaxis brachypoda)Observer
johnhboldtDescription
2 individuals hidden in taller herbaceous growth in a wet coniferous forest.
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David's Spurge (Euphorbia davidii)Observer
mengel12Description
Weedy in a yard
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Iron River Dewberry (Rubus ferrofluvius)Observer
csledgeDescription
No gland tipped hairs found, but I am not sure about the pedicels (photo 5). Prostrate canes, no root tipping evident, primocane about 4 ft long. Abundant in an old sandy field.
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Rock Elm (Ulmus thomasii)Observer
owenclarkinDescription
note "skirt" of substantial-looking pendulous and "tortuous" branches along lower half of trunk, which is a characteristic typical of Ulmus thomasii and useful when present as a feature to differentiate from Ulmus americana. Also note "dome-like" crown and frost-ribs along trunk as typical features of Ulmus thomasii vs. e.g. other local Ulmus species
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Ware's Elm (Ulmus × intermedia)Observer
owenclarkinDescription
EZS not observed
traits of Ulmus rubra and Ulmus pumila
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Eastern Green Violet (Hybanthus concolor)Observer
natemartineauDescription
Thriving population, numbering in the thousands, at the lower portion of an exceptionally nice mesic wooded slope
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Mustard Family (Family Brassicaceae)Observer
tony_told_meDescription
Found on limestone wall
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Mistassini Primrose (Primula mistassinica)Observer
natemartineauDescription
Very local on seepy sandstone cliff
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Round-leaved Violet (Viola rotundifolia)Observer
contrarianvulgarianDescription
Welcome to Michigan
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Hairy Valerian (Valeriana edulis var. ciliata)Observer
wibirderDescription
New sub population
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Leathery Grapefern (Sceptridium multifidum)Observer
choenigDescription
Sporophores on pinnules!
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Western Rock-Jasmine (Androsace occidentalis)Observer
natemartineauDescription
With Tomostima reptans in last photo. Dry sand prairie remnant on terrace of Wisconsin River. Both species abundant here
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Water Horehounds (Genus Lycopus)Observer
hall-sutterDescription
This was along a river (maybe 2-4 feet from the water). And yes, you can see a very cute grasshopper sitting in the plants.
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St. John's Worts (Genus Hypericum)Observer
karl3397Description
Not sure which hypericum. fraseri or virginicum ??
