Page 2: 29 results for Poppy (Annual)
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Genus: Eschscholzia (California-poppy)
...Eschscholzia. California-poppy. Family: Papaveraceae. This Genus's Species: Eschscholzia californica Key To This Genus's Species
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Genus: Macleaya (plume-poppy)
...Macleaya. plume-poppy. Family: Papaveraceae. This Genus's Species: Macleaya cordata Key To This Genus's Species
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Genus: Glaucium (horn-poppy)
...Glaucium. horn-poppy. Family: Papaveraceae. This Genus's Species: Glaucium flavum Key To This Genus's Species
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Family: Papaveraceae (poppy family)
...Papaveraceae. Poppy Family. Species in the Papaveraceae in our region are annual or perennial herbs with leaves that usually grow alternately along the stem. The leaf blades are usually lobed, or di...
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Question: Please help to identify this was found in Scituate Ma.
...the poppy family called Macleaya cordata (plume-poppy). During the growing season, if you break a leaf from the stem, you will note a yellow latex exudes from the wound. Best wishes.
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Question: Cannot find this on the website. Growing in poor ground where I …
...(poppy). It appears to be either Papaver rhoeas (corn poppy) or Papaver dubium (long-podded poppy), but I cannot see some details well enough to tell you. If you are able to get an image of the frui...
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Question: This plant has come up along with many poppies I started from …
...mixed poppy seeds in my garden in Indianapolis. It is now over five feet tall and blocking the view to the rest of the poppies. I'm hoping it might be a prickly poppy, but when answering the plan...
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Question: This plant is growing in a very shaded area in my backyard. …
...(poppy family). The orange color you notice from the rhizome is latex, which makes the sap thick and colored.
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Question: This plant is on Prudence Island, RI in the sandy shore area. …
...horn-poppy), a non-native member of the Papaveraceae that is found here and there along the coastal plain in southern New England. Best wishes.
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Question: Saw this one in the woods near Kent, CT. Leaves are unique, …
...the poppy family. It prefers rich, moist soils of deciduous forests. The leaves will exude an orange latex when torn. Best wishes.