The year of moss: day 14

I was lacking moss-inspiration today, and couldn’t decide what species to write about. So, I went to iNaturalist, and decided I’d write about the first moss species that came up under recent observations. It was Pogonatum subulatum. This moss is in the same family as Polytrichum (see days 7 and 9), and you may notice some similarity in its appearance. Pogonatum subulatum differs from Polytrichum in the colour and shape of its leaves, which are very dar...

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Posted on October 30, 2024 12:33 AM by fuligogirl fuligogirl | 1 observation | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Lophoziaceae s.l.: Yesterday, Tomorrow & In-Between

When it comes to leafy liverworts, one of the more nebulous groups is composed of taxa formerly grouped in the family Lophoziaceae. Because of changes in systematic interpretations, a number of genera representing species once placed in this outre family have found themselves placed in disparate groups. While trying to straighten out the differences for myself, I've decided to write out a genus distinction and family placement for all things that could possibly be construed as Lophozia-l...

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Posted on October 29, 2024 10:47 PM by rambryum rambryum | 0 comments | Leave a comment

LA MEDICINA TRADICIONAL EN EL SISTEMA JURÍDICO MEXICANO

Texto de la Dra. María Dolores Cossio Rivera
dolores.cossio@uan.edu.mx
Universidad Autónoma de Nayarit

Introducción
La medicina tradicional, ha estado presente ancestralmente en todos los países del mundo, actualmente sigue estando de manera complementaria e integradora en los sistemas nacionales de salud y en la corriente principal de atención médica debe hacerse de manera adecuada, efectiva y seg...

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Posted on October 29, 2024 08:09 PM by gabriela_maria_avila_villarreal gabriela_maria_avila_villarreal | 0 comments | Leave a comment

40 000 наблюдений!

С конца июля наш проект прирос очередными пятью тысячами наблюдений!
Это +4 551 наблюдений (из них 508 были архивными). 1 225 видов от 243 наблюдателей, то есть наблюдателей и видов стало немного меньше, чем в первой половине года, но и количество наблюдений уменьшилось в два раза. Осень не причина переставать наблюдать, если только у вас есть такая возможность!

Топ-50 наблюдателей за время с прошлого отчёта:

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Posted on October 29, 2024 07:20 PM by marina_gorbunova marina_gorbunova | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Project Info

10,000th observation of Moths of Bulgaria 1 Noctuoidae .... Congratulations Chris Chapman - great effort from everyone but the accolades go to Chris !!!

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/249654240

Thank you all for your valuable contribution

Steve

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Posted on October 29, 2024 05:51 PM by stevem4560 stevem4560 | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Winter firefly

I like winter fireflies. Slightly variable head markings. Epic.

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Posted on October 29, 2024 02:50 PM by imogendaszak imogendaszak | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Glorious Fall Mornings

Nature journal entry, October 29, 2018...

Waning Gibbous Moon
Photographer: William Wise - Waning Gibbous Moon; Walton County, Georgia. October 29, 2018.

Monday, October 29, 2018 - a bright blue sky and a breezy sunrise! A large Waning Gibbous moon still hangs in th...

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Posted on October 29, 2024 02:26 PM by williamwisephoto williamwisephoto | 4 observations | 0 comments | Leave a comment

1000e observation !

Le 29 octobre 2024, à l'occasion d'une ballade route de Larribère, le palier du miller d'observations sur la commune a été atteint.

La 1000e observation est un champignon, probablement une Collybie (sans doute du genre Gymnopus)

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Posted on October 29, 2024 02:05 PM by botaflo botaflo | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Brumas de invierno - Última salida de campo 2024

¡Hola, bicher@s!

En nuestra última salida de campo, el 25 de octubre, el frío se hizo notar: ¡llegamos a -2ºC en Murias de Paredes! Como es lógico, a estas temperaturas, la actividad de anfibios fue mínima. Ante estas condiciones, muchos de estos animales comienzan a entrar en brumación para pasar los meses de invierno. Así que, después de esta experiencia, hemos decidido pausar temporalmente nuestras actividades de #SobreLaPiel y retomarlas en primavera, cuando las temper...

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Posted on October 29, 2024 09:07 AM by wildcasler wildcasler | 0 comments | Leave a comment

偷跑儀錶板

大會報告統計至今我們的偷跑大賽已經紀錄了
236種植物
67種鳥類
4種兩生
8種爬蟲
3種哺乳
4種軟體動物
5種蛛形綱
37種昆蟲

觀察物種數 前三分別為 135、101、53

祝大家期中順利

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Posted on October 29, 2024 09:06 AM by jimmy_need_plant jimmy_need_plant | 0 comments | Leave a comment

1 neu

Dryopteris affinis - Gewöhnlicher Schuppen-Wurmfarn

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Posted on October 29, 2024 05:41 AM by mondseeirrsee mondseeirrsee | 0 comments | Leave a comment

PLANTAS DE MOLLEPANTA _ANTA

Este proyecto es para poder conocer los tipos de plantas que exiten en la ciudad de mollepanta -Anta

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Posted on October 29, 2024 03:15 AM by tirsatorres tirsatorres | 0 comments | Leave a comment

EXPEDICION DIA 1

EN ESTA PARTE NO SFUIMOS DE EXPEDICION

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Posted on October 29, 2024 03:10 AM by mauricio_777 mauricio_777 | 2 comments | Leave a comment

holi

esto se basa en este gruppo}

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Posted on October 29, 2024 02:58 AM by mauricio_777 mauricio_777 | 1 comment | Leave a comment

The year of moss: day 13

Margrethypnum falcifolium is a beautiful shiny moss. I learned this moss as Pseudotaxiphyllum falcifolium, however BiotaNZ informs me that Margrethypnum is now the correct genus name. M. falcifolium is very flattened in form and the leaves are arranged in two rows. At first glance it could easily be mistaken for a leafy liverwort. It grows in moist forest, on a variety of different substrates. M. falcifolium is endemic to Aotearoa, but is wide...

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Posted on October 29, 2024 02:14 AM by fuligogirl fuligogirl | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Obscure Amazonian Lizard Observation of the Week: 27 October, 2024

[in English...Google translations below]

During the week ending 27 October, 2024, there were 170 observations of lizards from the Amazon Region representing

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Posted on October 28, 2024 06:31 PM by petezani petezani | 0 comments | Leave a comment

The natural history of the genus Searsia (Anacardiaceae), part x: Fruit-form

Fruit-form:

No species of Searsia has fruit that remains succulent until separation from the plant by fruit-eaters, as seen in confamilials such as Sclerocarya caffra.

In the Rhus/Malosma/Searsia complex, the fruits vary, according to genus and species, in

  • fleshiness,
  • the adherence of endo- and mesocarp, and
  • resinousness vs waxiness.

The least fleshy fruits occur in spp. common on the Cape Peninsula, in scrub intermediate betwe...

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Posted on October 28, 2024 05:16 PM by milewski milewski | 1 comment | Leave a comment

You can help!

Hi All,

I'm excited to see that we have over 10 members now! I want to let people know about what I'm doing behind the scenes.

Currently there are 1,700 observations included in the project, and fewer than half of these have the new observation fields (see the last journal post for more info). These observations were added before I had set up the observation fields for length and model name, so they each need to be revisited and updated manually.

It is a dauntin...

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Posted on October 28, 2024 04:59 PM by ccoslor ccoslor | 3 comments | Leave a comment

Programa & Inscrições

Programa 2024

Inscrição obrigatória aqui (máximo de 15 pessoas por atividade): https://forms.gle/WS3XiFPZrsgG73rNA

Não perca e inscreva-se já na segunda edição do BioBlitz Herdade da Mitra!

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Posted on October 28, 2024 04:46 PM by ana_sampaio ana_sampaio | 0 comments | Leave a comment

October 2024

I have identified 703 species in the prairie.

The following are blooming at this time:
Boneset is almost done
Bidens is almost done
Golden rod is just past full bloom. (A mixture of all pollinators)
Camphorweed (Heterotheca subaxillaris) blooming (More native bees... leaf cutters and longhorns, small butterflies)
Blue mist flower (Conoclinium coelestinum) small butterflies, especially long tailed skippers
Asters spp. One large area in prairie is white wi...

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Posted on October 28, 2024 04:39 PM by fstins1 fstins1 | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Where there's a sedge, there's often confusion -- Anon. Part 2

B. maritimus subsp. paludosus vs. B. robustus

  • Styles all or mostly 2-fid, vs. Styles 3-fid or a few 2-fid
  • Achenes usually biconvex, rarely compressed trigonous vs. Achenes mostly trigonous, or biconvex or compressed-trigonous with low, rounded abaxial angle
  • Leaf sheath fronts usually membranous at mouth, veins diverging proximal to summit leaving triangular, veinless area vs. Leaf sheath fronts usually papery at mouth, vei...

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Posted on October 28, 2024 03:41 PM by rawlingstimby rawlingstimby | 0 comments | Leave a comment

A sample of invasive flora in Bloxwich, Westmidlands, U.K.

I found this YT video informative (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE061ofWl_g), particularly regarding the invasive plants introduced by Victorian era people who returned to Britain and planted collected flora that they idealised as adding beauty to the edge of waterworks. However, such plants disrupt local soil habitats and niches, and have spread extensively throughout Britain. Hence, having an interest ...

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Posted on October 28, 2024 02:56 PM by rgcooper2023 rgcooper2023 | 1 observation | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Hola

Plantas con flores
Las plantas con flores, o angiospermas, son las más diversas y abundantes en el mundo. Estas plantas producen flores como su órgano reproductivo, lo que les permite atraer polinizadores como abejas, mariposas y aves. Gracias a este proceso de polinización, se forman frutos que contienen semillas, asegurando la reproducción y dispersión de la especie. Las plantas con flores incluyen desde árboles frutales como el manzano y el cerezo, hasta flores ornamentales como l...

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Posted on October 28, 2024 01:34 PM by dario_ronnie dario_ronnie | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Milestones!

Hi, all, just a quick note to mention three major milestones that the Martha's Vineyard Atlas of Life Project passed in the last few weeks: 4,500 species, 2,000 contributing observers, and 50,000 total observations! These are all impressive figures, highlighting the biodiversity of Martha's Vineyard and the large number of people who are interested in learning about it, and helping others learn. That's a lot of data! Thanks to everyone who has contributed to this project.

-Matt

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Posted on October 28, 2024 12:46 PM by mpelikan mpelikan | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Flycatching Phoebes

Nature journal entry, October 25, 2016...

Eastern Phoebe
Photographer: William Wise | iNat Observation: 31167482 - Eastern Phoebe; Walton County, Georgia. October 25, 2016. ©

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Posted on October 28, 2024 10:00 AM by williamwisephoto williamwisephoto | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Actocetor (Actocetor) indicus (Wiedemann 1824) & Actocetor (Poecilostenia) decemguttatus (Bezzi 1908)

Actocetor indicus & A. decemguttatus (Diptera: Ephydridae)

Actocetor is a genus of 7 Old World species occurring primarily in the tropical zones of the Afrotropical and Oriental Regions; 6 species in two subgenera, Actocetor sensu stricto and A. (Poecilostenia), occur in the Afrotropics; 2 species are known from southern Africa.
Actocetor are small acalyptrate flies with dark brown wings with large white spots; found i...

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Posted on October 28, 2024 09:12 AM by traianbertau traianbertau | 0 comments | Leave a comment

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Posted on October 28, 2024 04:39 AM by ronh38 ronh38 | 0 comments | Leave a comment

inceto

mariquitas

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Posted on October 28, 2024 03:53 AM by franz_joel franz_joel | 0 comments | Leave a comment
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