#plantid — Public Fediverse posts
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@redcrew twice today I was hit by falling vegetal matter in a park, both times startling me. One was a huge stiff brown leaf (sycamore i believe) that landed on my shoulder, then lap, with surprising force. The other, that fell on me while I was walking, was a huge orange colored blossom off a tree that I've yet to identify (pictured). They're large & the trees are loaded with them.
Edit: Spathodea / African tulip tree / Nandi Flame [more in alt text]
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@redcrew twice today I was hit by falling vegetal matter in a park, both times startling me. One was a huge stiff brown leaf (sycamore i believe) that landed on my shoulder, then lap, with surprising force. The other, that fell on me while I was walking, was a huge orange colored blossom off a tree that I've yet to identify (pictured). They're large & the trees are loaded with them.
Edit: Spathodea / African tulip tree / Nandi Flame [more in alt text]
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@redcrew twice today I was hit by falling vegetal matter in a park, both times startling me. One was a huge stiff brown leaf (sycamore i believe) that landed on my shoulder, then lap, with surprising force. The other, that fell on me while I was walking, was a huge orange colored blossom off a tree that I've yet to identify (pictured). They're large & the trees are loaded with them.
Edit: Spathodea / African tulip tree / Nandi Flame [more in alt text]
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@redcrew twice today I was hit by falling vegetal matter in a park, both times startling me. One was a huge stiff brown leaf (sycamore i believe) that landed on my shoulder, then lap, with surprising force. The other, that fell on me while I was walking, was a huge orange colored blossom off a tree that I've yet to identify (pictured). They're large & the trees are loaded with them.
Edit: Spathodea / African tulip tree / Nandi Flame [more in alt text]
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#PlantID #plantidentification we saw these plants on a field in Latvia, obviously some field crop. Approx. 80cm height, planted in intervals of about 1 meter. Nobody I asked has the slightest idea, can you help? #Lettland #Latvia
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#PlantID #plantidentification we saw these plants on a field in Latvia, obviously some field crop. Approx. 80cm height, planted in intervals of about 1 meter. Nobody I asked has the slightest idea, can you help? #Lettland #Latvia
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#PlantID #plantidentification we saw these plants on a field in Latvia, obviously some field crop. Approx. 80cm height, planted in intervals of about 1 meter. Nobody I asked has the slightest idea, can you help? #Lettland #Latvia
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#PlantID #plantidentification we saw these plants on a field in Latvia, obviously some field crop. Approx. 80cm height, planted in intervals of about 1 meter. Nobody I asked has the slightest idea, can you help? #Lettland #Latvia
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@lukeharby not a botanist but I like searching for stuff like this. spider mites seems to be the closest contender. See If you can see tiny red dots within the web. There’s also a fungal thread blight, and wooly aphids, but the pictures I find online are nowhere near that uniform distribution like in your photos.
Also, I’ve seen such questions under #plantid and #bugid tags -
@lukeharby not a botanist but I like searching for stuff like this. spider mites seems to be the closest contender. See If you can see tiny red dots within the web. There’s also a fungal thread blight, and wooly aphids, but the pictures I find online are nowhere near that uniform distribution like in your photos.
Also, I’ve seen such questions under #plantid and #bugid tags -
@lukeharby not a botanist but I like searching for stuff like this. spider mites seems to be the closest contender. See If you can see tiny red dots within the web. There’s also a fungal thread blight, and wooly aphids, but the pictures I find online are nowhere near that uniform distribution like in your photos.
Also, I’ve seen such questions under #plantid and #bugid tags -
@lukeharby not a botanist but I like searching for stuff like this. spider mites seems to be the closest contender. See If you can see tiny red dots within the web. There’s also a fungal thread blight, and wooly aphids, but the pictures I find online are nowhere near that uniform distribution like in your photos.
Also, I’ve seen such questions under #plantid and #bugid tags -
@lukeharby not a botanist but I like searching for stuff like this. spider mites seems to be the closest contender. See If you can see tiny red dots within the web. There’s also a fungal thread blight, and wooly aphids, but the pictures I find online are nowhere near that uniform distribution like in your photos.
Also, I’ve seen such questions under #plantid and #bugid tags -
Hey #FediVerse I have a #Botany question.
This shrub is just up the road from me, I pass it on my dogwalk.
I think there are two species along the row, one of them seems to be almost entirely covered in webbing or what look like cobwebs. The webbing appears to be only on the more browned parts of the plant.
I've lived here almost 30 years and don't recall seeing this phenomenon. Or at least I think I don't.
Anyone know what this might be? My guess was that it's some form of protection for the plant against something.
And also if there is a specific hashtag to use let me know.
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Hey #FediVerse I have a #Botany question.
This shrub is just up the road from me, I pass it on my dogwalk.
I think there are two species along the row, one of them seems to be almost entirely covered in webbing or what look like cobwebs. The webbing appears to be only on the more browned parts of the plant.
I've lived here almost 30 years and don't recall seeing this phenomenon. Or at least I think I don't.
Anyone know what this might be? My guess was that it's some form of protection for the plant against something.
And also if there is a specific hashtag to use let me know.
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Hey #FediVerse I have a #Botany question.
This shrub is just up the road from me, I pass it on my dogwalk.
I think there are two species along the row, one of them seems to be almost entirely covered in webbing or what look like cobwebs. The webbing appears to be only on the more browned parts of the plant.
I've lived here almost 30 years and don't recall seeing this phenomenon. Or at least I think I don't.
Anyone know what this might be? My guess was that it's some form of protection for the plant against something.
And also if there is a specific hashtag to use let me know.
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Hey #FediVerse I have a #Botany question.
This shrub is just up the road from me, I pass it on my dogwalk.
I think there are two species along the row, one of them seems to be almost entirely covered in webbing or what look like cobwebs. The webbing appears to be only on the more browned parts of the plant.
I've lived here almost 30 years and don't recall seeing this phenomenon. Or at least I think I don't.
Anyone know what this might be? My guess was that it's some form of protection for the plant against something.
And also if there is a specific hashtag to use let me know.
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Any help identifying this mystery shrub that maybe volunteered in my garden? Apple’s plant ID has called it everything from nightshade to buttonbush. It’s quite large, perhaps 8 feet tall by 10 feet wide, but not bushy. And for scale, that biggest leaf is about 10 inches long. Zone 7A
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Any help identifying this mystery shrub that maybe volunteered in my garden? Apple’s plant ID has called it everything from nightshade to buttonbush. It’s quite large, perhaps 8 feet tall by 10 feet wide, but not bushy. And for scale, that biggest leaf is about 10 inches long. Zone 7A
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Any help identifying this mystery shrub that maybe volunteered in my garden? Apple’s plant ID has called it everything from nightshade to buttonbush. It’s quite large, perhaps 8 feet tall by 10 feet wide, but not bushy. And for scale, that biggest leaf is about 10 inches long. Zone 7A
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Any help identifying this mystery shrub that maybe volunteered in my garden? Apple’s plant ID has called it everything from nightshade to buttonbush. It’s quite large, perhaps 8 feet tall by 10 feet wide, but not bushy. And for scale, that biggest leaf is about 10 inches long. Zone 7A
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Any help identifying this mystery shrub that maybe volunteered in my garden? Apple’s plant ID has called it everything from nightshade to buttonbush. It’s quite large, perhaps 8 feet tall by 10 feet wide, but not bushy. And for scale, that biggest leaf is about 10 inches long. Zone 7A
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UPDATE: Giant ragweed, which can get 16' tall. Not what I want in my basil planter.
Plant folks, what is this volunteer growing in one of my planters? #PlantID #WhatIsThis #plants
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UPDATE: Giant ragweed, which can get 16' tall. Not what I want in my basil planter.
Plant folks, what is this volunteer growing in one of my planters? #PlantID #WhatIsThis #plants
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UPDATE: Giant ragweed, which can get 16' tall. Not what I want in my basil planter.
Plant folks, what is this volunteer growing in one of my planters? #PlantID #WhatIsThis #plants
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UPDATE: Giant ragweed, which can get 16' tall. Not what I want in my basil planter.
Plant folks, what is this volunteer growing in one of my planters? #PlantID #WhatIsThis #plants
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UPDATE: Giant ragweed, which can get 16' tall. Not what I want in my basil planter.
Plant folks, what is this volunteer growing in one of my planters? #PlantID #WhatIsThis #plants
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Request for a plant ID: https://youtube.com/shorts/6aJqjcLLZdg
I call this stuff "sawgrass" because it's extremely sharp. You can walk past it, not even realize you brushed up on it, and then discover your legs are covered in long cuts.
It has red rhizomes (because it drinks your blood, I'm sure). I've never seen it flower. It grows in shallow soil and disturbed areas. These are in a tropical wet climate on Hawai'i Island.
Do you know what plant this is?
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Request for a plant ID: https://youtube.com/shorts/6aJqjcLLZdg
I call this stuff "sawgrass" because it's extremely sharp. You can walk past it, not even realize you brushed up on it, and then discover your legs are covered in long cuts.
It has red rhizomes (because it drinks your blood, I'm sure). I've never seen it flower. It grows in shallow soil and disturbed areas. These are in a tropical wet climate on Hawai'i Island.
Do you know what plant this is?
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Request for a plant ID: https://youtube.com/shorts/6aJqjcLLZdg
I call this stuff "sawgrass" because it's extremely sharp. You can walk past it, not even realize you brushed up on it, and then discover your legs are covered in long cuts.
It has red rhizomes (because it drinks your blood, I'm sure). I've never seen it flower. It grows in shallow soil and disturbed areas. These are in a tropical wet climate on Hawai'i Island.
Do you know what plant this is?
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Request for a plant ID: https://youtube.com/shorts/6aJqjcLLZdg
I call this stuff "sawgrass" because it's extremely sharp. You can walk past it, not even realize you brushed up on it, and then discover your legs are covered in long cuts.
It has red rhizomes (because it drinks your blood, I'm sure). I've never seen it flower. It grows in shallow soil and disturbed areas. These are in a tropical wet climate on Hawai'i Island.
Do you know what plant this is?
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Request for a plant ID: https://youtube.com/shorts/6aJqjcLLZdg
I call this stuff "sawgrass" because it's extremely sharp. You can walk past it, not even realize you brushed up on it, and then discover your legs are covered in long cuts.
It has red rhizomes (because it drinks your blood, I'm sure). I've never seen it flower. It grows in shallow soil and disturbed areas. These are in a tropical wet climate on Hawai'i Island.
Do you know what plant this is?
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Lovely Peeps, I have ZERO KNOWLEDGE of this video game, but it seems something Mastodon #gaming folk might like.
Hear the caution & proceed at your own risk! 😄
Described as a slow-paced, deeply-engrossing #mystery #game, in which you play the proprietor of a local plant store, and help customers with their sometimes ... unusual ... needs..
'Find and identify new plants, pet your cat, speak to a coven, or join a cult.' (Wow, that escalated quickly!) 'Use your collection of powerful plants to influence the story and unravel Undermere’s dark mysteries' ... that go back centuries ...
Again, I know *nothing* about the game, but I thought if anyone would love it, it would be the folks here. 😊
https://www.strangehorticulture.com/
#Horticulture #PlantID #PlantIdentification #Bloomscrolling #Games #BadVikingGames
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Lovely Peeps, I have ZERO KNOWLEDGE of this video game, but it seems something Mastodon #gaming folk might like.
Hear the caution & proceed at your own risk! 😄
Described as a slow-paced, deeply-engrossing #mystery #game, in which you play the proprietor of a local plant store, and help customers with their sometimes ... unusual ... needs..
'Find and identify new plants, pet your cat, speak to a coven, or join a cult.' (Wow, that escalated quickly!) 'Use your collection of powerful plants to influence the story and unravel Undermere’s dark mysteries' ... that go back centuries ...
Again, I know *nothing* about the game, but I thought if anyone would love it, it would be the folks here. 😊
https://www.strangehorticulture.com/
#Horticulture #PlantID #PlantIdentification #Bloomscrolling #Games #BadVikingGames
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Lovely Peeps, I have ZERO KNOWLEDGE of this video game, but it seems something Mastodon #gaming folk might like.
Hear the caution & proceed at your own risk! 😄
Described as a slow-paced, deeply-engrossing #mystery #game, in which you play the proprietor of a local plant store, and help customers with their sometimes ... unusual ... needs..
'Find and identify new plants, pet your cat, speak to a coven, or join a cult.' (Wow, that escalated quickly!) 'Use your collection of powerful plants to influence the story and unravel Undermere’s dark mysteries' ... that go back centuries ...
Again, I know *nothing* about the game, but I thought if anyone would love it, it would be the folks here. 😊
https://www.strangehorticulture.com/
#Horticulture #PlantID #PlantIdentification #Bloomscrolling #Games #BadVikingGames
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Lovely Peeps, I have ZERO KNOWLEDGE of this video game, but it seems something Mastodon #gaming folk might like.
Hear the caution & proceed at your own risk! 😄
Described as a slow-paced, deeply-engrossing #mystery #game, in which you play the proprietor of a local plant store, and help customers with their sometimes ... unusual ... needs..
'Find and identify new plants, pet your cat, speak to a coven, or join a cult.' (Wow, that escalated quickly!) 'Use your collection of powerful plants to influence the story and unravel Undermere’s dark mysteries' ... that go back centuries ...
Again, I know *nothing* about the game, but I thought if anyone would love it, it would be the folks here. 😊
https://www.strangehorticulture.com/
#Horticulture #PlantID #PlantIdentification #Bloomscrolling #Games #BadVikingGames
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Lovely Peeps, I have ZERO KNOWLEDGE of this video game, but it seems something Mastodon #gaming folk might like.
Hear the caution & proceed at your own risk! 😄
Described as a slow-paced, deeply-engrossing #mystery #game, in which you play the proprietor of a local plant store, and help customers with their sometimes ... unusual ... needs..
'Find and identify new plants, pet your cat, speak to a coven, or join a cult.' (Wow, that escalated quickly!) 'Use your collection of powerful plants to influence the story and unravel Undermere’s dark mysteries' ... that go back centuries ...
Again, I know *nothing* about the game, but I thought if anyone would love it, it would be the folks here. 😊
https://www.strangehorticulture.com/
#Horticulture #PlantID #PlantIdentification #Bloomscrolling #Games #BadVikingGames
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Also TIL: there's a very weird #conifer species in Malaysia that has with broad leaves
Thanks #iNaturalist IDing presentation!
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Also TIL: there's a very weird #conifer species in Malaysia that has with broad leaves
Thanks #iNaturalist IDing presentation!
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Also TIL: there's a very weird #conifer species in Malaysia that has with broad leaves
Thanks #iNaturalist IDing presentation!
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Purple #deadnettles growing amidst white & red #clovers. Both attract #pollinators.
#plants #foliage #groundcover #botanical #LawnAlternatives #Wsanec #Saanich #VictoriaBC #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #PNW #Green #photography #PlantID
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Purple #deadnettles growing amidst white & red #clovers. Both attract #pollinators.
#plants #foliage #groundcover #botanical #LawnAlternatives #Wsanec #Saanich #VictoriaBC #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #PNW #Green #photography #PlantID
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Purple #deadnettles growing amidst white & red #clovers. Both attract #pollinators.
#plants #foliage #groundcover #botanical #LawnAlternatives #Wsanec #Saanich #VictoriaBC #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #PNW #Green #photography #PlantID
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Purple #deadnettles growing amidst white & red #clovers. Both attract #pollinators.
#plants #foliage #groundcover #botanical #LawnAlternatives #Wsanec #Saanich #VictoriaBC #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #PNW #Green #photography #PlantID
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Purple #deadnettles growing amidst white & red #clovers. Both attract #pollinators.
#plants #foliage #groundcover #botanical #LawnAlternatives #Wsanec #Saanich #VictoriaBC #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #PNW #Green #photography #PlantID