#equisetum — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #equisetum, aggregated by home.social.
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Final #BristleconePines photos of #Wildflowers...
https://mdpaths.com/rrr/travel/california/bristlecone_pines/index.html
1) #paintbrush and unidentified purple tubular flowers
2) close ground cover with tiny flowers
3) #paintbrush with #equisetum of all things (at or near 10,000ft!)
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Final #BristleconePines photos of #Wildflowers...
https://mdpaths.com/rrr/travel/california/bristlecone_pines/index.html
1) #paintbrush and unidentified purple tubular flowers
2) close ground cover with tiny flowers
3) #paintbrush with #equisetum of all things (at or near 10,000ft!)
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Final #BristleconePines photos of #Wildflowers...
https://mdpaths.com/rrr/travel/california/bristlecone_pines/index.html
1) #paintbrush and unidentified purple tubular flowers
2) close ground cover with tiny flowers
3) #paintbrush with #equisetum of all things (at or near 10,000ft!)
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Final #BristleconePines photos of #Wildflowers...
https://mdpaths.com/rrr/travel/california/bristlecone_pines/index.html
1) #paintbrush and unidentified purple tubular flowers
2) close ground cover with tiny flowers
3) #paintbrush with #equisetum of all things (at or near 10,000ft!)
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Final #BristleconePines photos of #Wildflowers...
https://mdpaths.com/rrr/travel/california/bristlecone_pines/index.html
1) #paintbrush and unidentified purple tubular flowers
2) close ground cover with tiny flowers
3) #paintbrush with #equisetum of all things (at or near 10,000ft!)
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Really quite impressive thicket of Great Horsetail (Equisetum telmateia) in this railway siding at Three Bridges. Fairly easy to ID even at a distance because it’s biiiig (1 metre tall or more) and has very pale, almost white jointed stems.
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Really quite impressive thicket of Great Horsetail (Equisetum telmateia) in this railway siding at Three Bridges. Fairly easy to ID even at a distance because it’s biiiig (1 metre tall or more) and has very pale, almost white jointed stems.
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Really quite impressive thicket of Great Horsetail (Equisetum telmateia) in this railway siding at Three Bridges. Fairly easy to ID even at a distance because it’s biiiig (1 metre tall or more) and has very pale, almost white jointed stems.
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Really quite impressive thicket of Great Horsetail (Equisetum telmateia) in this railway siding at Three Bridges. Fairly easy to ID even at a distance because it’s biiiig (1 metre tall or more) and has very pale, almost white jointed stems.
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Really quite impressive thicket of Great Horsetail (Equisetum telmateia) in this railway siding at Three Bridges. Fairly easy to ID even at a distance because it’s biiiig (1 metre tall or more) and has very pale, almost white jointed stems.
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Field Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) grows fertile shoots in early spring and the typical non-fertile, many-branched green stalks later in the year.
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Field Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) grows fertile shoots in early spring and the typical non-fertile, many-branched green stalks later in the year.
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Field Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) grows fertile shoots in early spring and the typical non-fertile, many-branched green stalks later in the year.
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Field Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) grows fertile shoots in early spring and the typical non-fertile, many-branched green stalks later in the year.
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Field Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) grows fertile shoots in early spring and the typical non-fertile, many-branched green stalks later in the year.