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#mimulus — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #mimulus, aggregated by home.social.

  1. #Mimulus (monkeyflower) currently in full bloom in my part of the Santa Monica Mountains.

  2. #Mimulus (monkeyflower) currently in full bloom in my part of the Santa Monica Mountains.

  3. Thanks @KenThompson for visiting us in Stockholm today! Awesome talk on the ecology of hybrid incompatibilities in #sticklebacks, #sunflowers, #Mimulus, #Penstamon, and hopefully adding #yeast to the collection soon!

  4. Thanks @KenThompson for visiting us in Stockholm today! Awesome talk on the ecology of hybrid incompatibilities in #sticklebacks, #sunflowers, #Mimulus, #Penstamon, and hopefully adding #yeast to the collection soon!

  5. Thanks @KenThompson for visiting us in Stockholm today! Awesome talk on the ecology of hybrid incompatibilities in #sticklebacks, #sunflowers, #Mimulus, #Penstamon, and hopefully adding #yeast to the collection soon!

  6. Thanks @KenThompson for visiting us in Stockholm today! Awesome talk on the ecology of hybrid incompatibilities in #sticklebacks, #sunflowers, #Mimulus, #Penstamon, and hopefully adding #yeast to the collection soon!

  7. Day 3 brought us to an amazing population of a variety of #Mimulus gracilis that has taken on more radial symmetry and points its flowers towards the sky to attract #pollinators.

  8. Day 3 brought us to an amazing population of a variety of #Mimulus gracilis that has taken on more radial symmetry and points its flowers towards the sky to attract #pollinators.

  9. Day 2 started out at Taroom, QLD, from which we headed north to look at a site with an old #herbarium record of an interesting variety of #Mimulus gracilis. It was not at the location we were looking for, but then Bill told me to pull over and he immediately found the thing on the side of the road. Here is him being very excited about seeing this plant for the first time in the field.

  10. Day 2 started out at Taroom, QLD, from which we headed north to look at a site with an old #herbarium record of an interesting variety of #Mimulus gracilis. It was not at the location we were looking for, but then Bill told me to pull over and he immediately found the thing on the side of the road. Here is him being very excited about seeing this plant for the first time in the field.