richardbrainerd's Identifications
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Wild and Domestic Radishes (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observer
sedgequeen
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Shining Crane's-Bill (Geranium lucidum)Observer
fezziksmamaDescription
Around camp, seemed very happy near the water spout.
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Confused Fescue (Festuca lemanii)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
Festuca lemanii was apparently seeded in here for erosion control after road construction and the population persists. Plants were identified by leaf sclerenchyma arranged as a narrow banded under the epidermis, all of one consistent thickness. Also, adaxial leaf surface with 4 grooves and many tiny hairs. Also, cespitose growth form. Earlier in the season, inflorescences had fairly dense heads with small spikelets.
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Confused Fescue (Festuca lemanii)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
Festuca lemanii was apparently seeded in here for erosion control after road construction and the population persists. Plants were identified by leaf sclerenchyma arranged as a narrow banded under the epidermis, all of one consistent thickness. Also, adaxial leaf surface with 4 grooves and many tiny hairs. Also, cespitose growth form. Earlier in the season, inflorescences had fairly dense heads with small spikelets.
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Confused Fescue (Festuca lemanii)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
Festuca lemanii was apparently seeded in here for erosion control after road construction and the population persists. Plants were identified by leaf sclerenchyma arranged as a narrow banded under the epidermis, all of one consistent thickness. Also, adaxial leaf surface with 4 grooves and many tiny hairs. Also, cespitose growth form. Earlier in the season, inflorescences had fairly dense heads with small spikelets.
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Confused Fescue (Festuca lemanii)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
Festuca lemanii was apparently seeded in here for erosion control after road construction and the population persists. Plants were identified by leaf sclerenchyma arranged as a narrow banded under the epidermis, all of one consistent thickness. Also, adaxial leaf surface with 4 grooves and many tiny hairs. Also, cespitose growth form. Earlier in the season, inflorescences had fairly dense heads with small spikelets.
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Confused Fescue (Festuca lemanii)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
Festuca lemanii was apparently seeded in here for erosion control after road construction and the population persists. Plants were identified by leaf sclerenchyma arranged as a narrow banded under the epidermis, all of one consistent thickness. Also, adaxial leaf surface with 4 grooves and many tiny hairs. Also, cespitose growth form. Earlier in the season, inflorescences had fairly dense heads with small spikelets.
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Confused Fescue (Festuca lemanii)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
Festuca lemanii was apparently seeded in here for erosion control after road construction and the population persists. Plants were identified by leaf sclerenchyma arranged as a narrow banded under the epidermis, all of one consistent thickness. Also, adaxial leaf surface with 4 grooves and many tiny hairs. Also, cespitose growth form. Earlier in the season, inflorescences had fairly dense heads with small spikelets.
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Confused Fescue (Festuca lemanii)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
Festuca lemanii was apparently seeded in here for erosion control after road construction and the population persists. Plants were identified by leaf sclerenchyma arranged as a narrow banded under the epidermis, all of one consistent thickness. Also, adaxial leaf surface with 4 grooves and many tiny hairs. Also, cespitose growth form. Earlier in the season, inflorescences had fairly dense heads with small spikelets.
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European Marram Grass (Calamagrostis arenaria)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
Nye Beach, Newport, Oregon
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European Marram Grass (Calamagrostis arenaria)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
On sand bank being undercut by waves.
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Pin Oak (Quercus palustris)Observer
sedgequeenDescription
South edge of Jackson-Frazier Wetland.
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