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Question: Stumped with Brassicaceae from Stevens Island, floodplain, Oxford Cty, ME, in open …
...Cty, ME, in open meadow on the northeast side near main river channel. The plants were stiffly erect, 20-80 cm high with racemes of flowers growing near the top of the stems. The open flowers were abo...
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Question: Hi I have this plant growing next to my sidewalk. It is …
...same plant growing in the neighborhood, in Reading MA. Can you identify it for me? I've yet to see any flowers, but it grows rather leggy, and the green begins to turn red as the plant is stres...
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Question: Hi, I am a first time user. I just signed up and …
...time user. I just signed up and tried to post my first observation, which is Aureolaria pedicularia. I followed all the prompts, but it would not allow me to upload a photograph, and when I looked for...
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Question: Dear Mr. Botanist, I am clearing out a garden bed, and I …
...asymmetrical, somewhat bulged on one side). I don't know which species of Tilia this is, but it looks like that genus to me. Best wishes.
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Question: found this growing in clumps along a back road in SW NH. …
...some type of sedum/stonecrop, but the stalks are much “woodier” than my Autumn Joy Sedum. Can you identify, AND is it a native or a garden escapee (or something dumped)? Answer: Dear Shelley, the sp...
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Question: I photographed this plant on the edge of a cove on Lake …
...help me ID it from these photos? I wondered if it might be Crataegus macrosperma? Thanks so much, Debbie. Answer: Dear Debbie, good morning. What I can say about the images is that they are consist...
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Question: Not sure how hard Crataegus identification is, but someone posted this on …
...some groups). If you would like to give me some information about the natural community it was found in and the height of the plant, I might be able to direct you a bit more. I can be reached at aha...
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Juniperus: Dichotomous Key
... ME by Angelo and Boufford (1996) was based on specimens of J. virginiana with a high proportion of subulate (i.e., juvenile) leaves. Reference: Adams (1993). 1a. Leaves w...
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Onosmodium: Dichotomous Key
...times as long as wide; midstem leaf blades mostly 20–40 mm wide; mericarps 3.5–5 mm long 1b. Corollas (7–) 8–10 (–14) mm long, the lobes yellow to yellow-orange, narrow-lanceolate to narr...
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Scabiosa: Dichotomous Key
...Somers (1999) based on the following specimen: 20 Aug 1880, Manning s.n. ( NEBC!). It was incorrectly determined. This species has also been reported from ME by Campbell et al. (1...