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Question: Roadside, Vinalhaven, ME. Cannot key in FNA: actinomorphic, connate carpels, gamopetalous (Group …
Question: Roadside, Vinalhaven, ME. Cannot key in FNA: actinomorphic, connate carpels, gamopetalous (Group 9). Jump to 8: lvs opposite, carpels not separating, ovary with 1 stigma: Myrsinaceae (not!)...
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Question: I cleared some grass off a wet spot in my lawn. Among …
Question: I cleared some grass off a wet spot in my lawn. Among the various things I planted, this came up. It could have come as a weed seed in added dirt. I tried the interactive key starting wit...
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Question: Thank you so much for your recent identification of the the Micranthes …
Question: Thank you so much for your recent identification of the the Micranthes virgiensis! I would like to be able to identify different solidago species and am using the Newcomb's Wildflower G...
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Question: Hello - I'm curious about this little plant which I've discovered in …
Question: Hello - I'm curious about this little plant which I've discovered in a woodland edge area where I've been removing invasives. Sorry there's no flower in the photo but I&#...
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Question: Hi Arthur, I was recently walking a floodplain in Southern NH and …
Question: Hi Arthur, I was recently walking a floodplain in Southern NH and saw this plant (sorry photo quality lacking). I thought I recognized them as Wild Yam - Dioscorea villosa, didn't have ...
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Question: Hi there, This fellow has been growing among some staghorn(?) sumac and …
Question: Hi there, This fellow has been growing among some staghorn(?) sumac and so I assumed it was also sumac, but looking at it closely, it definitely isn't. I'm thinking sambucus canad...
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Question: I don't think this is a wild plant, but the person asking …
Question: I don't think this is a wild plant, but the person asking me to id it, didn't plant it. I have never seen one like it and can't find it thru the key. It's in Alfred, Main...
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Question: 4/22/19 Hi! I’m hoping my photos show enough info for an ID. …
Question: 4/22/19 Hi! I’m hoping my photos show enough info for an ID. Our property is on Long Island, is mostly shady with sandy soil. The plants shown are low growing, clumping and tolerate dry cond...
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Question: I was at Quincy Bog in Rumney, NH and came upon a …
Question: I was at Quincy Bog in Rumney, NH and came upon a mystery plant that I'm hoping you can assist with the identification of. The plant depicted in these 2 photos appear to have only three...
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Question: Hi, Please verify my ID of the following: The leaves are simple, …
Question: Hi, Please verify my ID of the following: The leaves are simple, alternate and toothed. The leaf stem is minutely hairy. The flowers were white and in a loose spike. Based on the leaves and ...