paleh3's Journal

The plants in spring are extremely interesting. In many of the plants that I came across, they had two different colors on them. The process of them growing and changing colors are very captivating. From the colors you can differentiate between which parts of the plants adapt faster or slower to the weather. Some of the plants are great indications into phototropism. It's great to capture these plants in their beautiful process!

I have observed the following:

1. A plant with regular flowers
2. A plant with irregular flowers
3. A monocot
4. A dicot
5. A plant in the pea family (Fabaceae)
6. A Gymnosperm
7. A terrestrial plant that is not a seed plant
8. A plant with pinnate leaves
9. A plant with opposite leaves
10. A plant in the sunflower family (Asteraceae)

I have observed:

1. A Bombus californicus
2. A Sciurus niger
3. Melozone crissalis