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Clammy Clover (Trifolium obtusiflorum)Observer
jclinesDescription
2020 Creek Fire footprint
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Gray Pine (Pinus sabiniana)Observer
helenhDescription
A gray pine seedling sprouting in an area which lightly burned during the fire of 2020.
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California Lady's Slipper (Cypripedium californicum)Observer
rogerraicheDescription
With Rick Murray, serpentine seepage 2yr post fire
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Peak Rushrose (Crocanthemum scoparium)Observer
newtpatrolDescription
Wow, this burnt chaparral area exploded with a carpet of Peak Rushroses this year!
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Golden Eardrops (Ehrendorferia chrysantha)Observer
tommytDescription
Help ID. Tall stems of many flowers that look like little bananas but with two bottoms. Heights of 4 or more feet. Around 1600’ in Coe Park in area heavily burnt in 2020.
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Blue Oak (Quercus douglasii)Observer
helenhDescription
Very large blue oak which survived the SCU Lightning Complex Fire of August 2020 even though many small trees nearby were killed, near Maggie's Half Acre campsite #2. It measured 16'2" in circumference at breast height.
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French Broom (Genista monspessulana)Observer
rogerraicheDescription
acres of it
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Fire Evax (Hesperevax acaulis var. ambusticola)Observer
rogerraicheDescription
2nd image with Psilocarphus on right. Dense caespitose mat.
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Bush Poppy (Dendromecon rigida)Observer
rogerraicheDescription
thousands post fire
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morganstickrodDescription
Resprouting in the 2020 Hennessey Fire burn scar
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Poodle-dog Bush (Turricula parryi)Observer
phytographerDescription
Lots of these here new growth after the fire.
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Leather Oak (Quercus durata var. durata)Observer
charlescrussellDescription
On serpentine, burned in 2020
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Linearleaf Phacelia (Phacelia linearis)Observer
kit35Description
Lava Beds N. M. Campground,
pervasive in (burned) area --- Caldwell Fire
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Warrior's Plume (Pedicularis densiflora)Observer
charlescrussellDescription
Warrior's plume, Pedicularis densiflora
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Eastwood's Manzanita (Arctostaphylos glandulosa)Observer
phytographerDescription
New growth 1 year after the Lake Fire. Looks like a manzanita, but looks different too? Many of this here.
Near Forest Route 7N13. August 19, 2021.
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California Torreya (Torreya californica)Observer
plantsarecoolDescription
Scattered individuals basally regenerating post-Creek Fire (high fire severity area) adjacent to Huntington Lake Road 1-mile uphill from town of Big Creek, Sierra National Forest, cSNH, Fresno County, California USA.
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Dicots [Paraphyletic] (Class Magnoliopsida)Observer
yerbasantaDescription
burned shrubs
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Firs (Genus Abies)Observer
garth_harwoodDescription
Survivors of the devastating wildfires of summer/fall 2020. A high percentage of conifers in this area were burned to the tops.
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Canyon Live Oak (Quercus chrysolepis)Observer
garth_harwoodDescription
Lone surviving tree of size in the immediate vicinity after the 2020 August Complex wildfire.
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Gray Pine (Pinus sabiniana)Observer
edwardrooksDescription
One living tree left to the right edge of the image, but most Gray Pine trees in this image seemed to have died in the Lightening Complex Fire.
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Kellogg's Yampah (Perideridia kelloggii)Observer
browntrekkerDescription
Pope to Putah trail in a flat open meadow
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Woolly Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja foliolosa)Observer
browntrekkerDescription
Fasciated stem
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Stinging Lupine (Lupinus hirsutissimus)Observer
randallgoodDescription
All over the burn area
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Bush Poppy (Dendromecon rigida)Observer
jacquelineroseDescription
Fasciation!
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Fremont's Death Camas (Toxicoscordion fremontii)Observer
newtpatrolDescription
Wow, were there a lot of these, commonly seen in areas of chaparral that burned last year. Mostly at the fruiting stage.
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Grayleaf Skullcap (Scutellaria siphocampyloides)Observer
newtpatrolDescription
First time I've seen these, and I've hiked/camped right around here for the past few years at this time. A lovely large patch.
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Small Tarweed (Madia exigua)Observer
newtpatrolDescription
On a rocky, exposed trail near chaparral that burned last year, with the likes of Woolly-Marbles and Eriastrum
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Tanoak (Notholithocarpus densiflorus)Observer
jacquelineroseDescription
Lignotuber exposed by rain event in January (or Feb)
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Manynerve Catchfly (Silene multinervia)Observer
newtpatrolDescription
Quite a few in an area of chaparral that burned last year. This is the only place I saw them in all my hiking that weekend.
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Coulter Pine (Pinus coulteri)Observer
duncan_bellDescription
Post fire seedlings.
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Common Cowparsnip (Heracleum maximum)Observer
muddyslushPlace
Mountain Home Demonstration State Forest (MHDSF) in Tulare County, Springville, CA, US (Google, OSM)
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Variableleaf Collomia (Collomia heterophylla)Observer
kaylamarie7718Description
Fire follower
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Incense-Cedar (Calocedrus decurrens)Observer
pepperjackbDescription
Before the fire burned smokehouse ridge.
