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Uva Silvestre de California (Vitis californica)Autor
kendall216Descripción
grows on top of trees and bushes, wraps vine around their branches to hold on
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Apio, Zanahoria Y Parientes (Familia Apiaceae)Autor
tori14Descripción
This plant was 3 feet high. It had about 11 clumps of 20 flowers. Each clump was about .5" long. There were no visible leaves on stalk. It was in the grasslands near a bunch of boulders. It was in direct sunlight. There was one other similar plant 5 feet away. There was also ants on the flowers.
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nathalie101Descripción
On the edge of the trail. 37 1/2 inches tall. 3 pointy leaves in each leaflet. Has fuzzy covering on it. New one growing on older one.
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Poleo (Mentha pulegium)Autor
rosita-riosDescripción
This flower was found surrounding a pond and sent out this minty smell. It also does not contain petals but are in clusters of little tiny flowers in each stem. Also in the biggest main stem it had six clusters. The leaves are an issue to lead me to believe if this plant is actually an American Wild Mint. Because based on the leaves in the field guide "Wildflowers of North American" they are bigger then the plant I saw in the pond. However, the flower had the similar details of having a pointy wide leave like the one in the field guide. Instead of the flowers being pink I found it to be light purple.
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Secuoya Roja (Sequoia sempervirens)Autor
boggioDescripción
There were about redwoods in a five meter square. They were all over fifty feet tall. There were also about 5 stumps near them.
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Milenrama Eurasiática (Achillea millefolium)Autor
taliamulderDescripción
Found on the edge of a meadow and woodland. 6 spotted in a 1 yard radius. 3 inches tall and the span between leaf tip to leaf tip is 1/2 inch.
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