andy65's Identifications
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Wild and Domestic Radishes (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observer
jasmine-carrillo
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London Rocket (Sisymbrium irio)Observer
nasreenDescription
Leaves are deeply pinnately lobed. Six stamens, four petals, four sepals. Fruit is a linear capsule, 4 cm in length.
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Small Melilot (Melilotus indicus)Observer
nasreenDescription
Herbaceous plant. Dentate, oddly pinnate compound leaves, stipules present. Flowers are yellow, with bilateral symmetry. Has banner, wings and keel, and upper petal is on the outside. No subtending bracts. Nodules growing on roots. Approximately 0.5 m tall.
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Fleshy Yellow-Sorrel (Oxalis megalorrhiza)Observer
nasreenDescription
Trifoliate leaf. Abaxial side of leaf has rounded cells that are shiny. Yellow flower, 5 petals, biseriate stamens (5+5).
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Cottonbatting Plant (Pseudognaphalium stramineum)Observer
nasreenDescription
Hairy leaves and stem. Stipules absent.
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Genus NothoscordumObserver
nasreenDescription
Leaves are long blades with parallel veins, arranged in a basal rosette. Inflorescence is a terminal umbel, subtended by bracts that enclose flowers that have yet to bloom. Six petals, six stamen, inferior ovary.
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Monkeyflowers (Genus Erythranthe)Observer
nasreenDescription
Herbaceous plant with a bilaterally symmetrical yellow flower. Five petals Leaves are dentate and arranged opposite decussate. Leaves have suprabasal venation. Red dots on inside of bottom petal, but shows through to outside of bottom petal. Yellow hairiness on inside of bottom petal. Petals are partially fused, forming a tube, but unfused at the top. Stem is purple near the base.
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Ivy-leaved Toadflax (Cymbalaria muralis)Observer
nasreenDescription
Flowers are lavender color, with white and yellow portion in center. Flowers are bilaterally symmetrical, 5 petals (2 of them fused), 5 sepals. Dark purple stripes along the two fused petals. Leaves are palmate.
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Goosefoots (Genus Chenopodium)Observer
nasreenDescription
Leaves are farinose and petiolate with basal venation. Inflorescence arranged in terminal and lateral globerules.
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