Which one of the following reproductive stages is most common on your plant(s)?
Observation | Plant phenology->most common flowering/fruiting reproductive stage |
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WhatPlums, Cherries, and Allies (Genus Prunus)Observerjon_sullivanDescriptionThis tree started flowering on 22 June last year. |
flower buds |
vegetative only | |
flowers | |
flowers | |
vegetative only | |
mature fruit | |
Photos / SoundsWhatMonarch (Danaus plexippus)ObserveranipwritesDescriptionOn swamp milkweed, 2 caterpillars + several eggs |
vegetative only |
Photos / SoundsWhatMonarch (Danaus plexippus)ObserveranipwritesDescriptionOn butterfly milkweed/butterflyweed/asclepias tuberosa |
vegetative only |
mature fruit | |
mature fruit | |
mature fruit | |
mature fruit | |
vegetative only | |
WhatOld Man's Beard (Clematis vitalba)ObservergordonsomervilleDescriptionAt top of paths entangled in Holly |
seed dispersed |
Photos / SoundsWhatOld Man's Beard (Clematis vitalba)ObservertrishwellingtonDescriptionObserved that it has 5 leaves off each stem. |
seed dispersed |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
not recorded | |
mature fruit | |
Photos / SoundsWhatWallaby Grasses (Genus Rytidosperma)Observeralice_shanksDescriptionGrowin gon side of the Ring Road farm track with paspalum. Not much to go on in these photos, but I thought this was slender wallaby grass (R. penicillatum). |
mature fruit |
Photos / SoundsWhatCaterpillar Grass (Paspalum dilatatum)Observeralice_shanksDescriptionGrowing on along edges and centre of Ring Road farm track. |
mature fruit |
Photos / SoundsWhatMountain Oat Grass (Calamagrostis avenoides)Observeralice_shanksDescriptionOn the dry, open banks of the Ring Road track. |
mature fruit |
I just added the option "vegetative only" to capture when the adult plants at your site are not in any of the above reproductive states (flower buds not yet visible).