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Álamo Temblón (Populus tremuloides)Observ.
khalildashayDescripción
Not sure how these got here but they seem to be naturalizing
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gwarkDescripción
At the time, I thought this was a bryophyte of some sort. Later I decided it was probably a club moss, and in particular Selaginella wallacei. I would appreciate confirmation, as this would be the first documentation in Alaska (there was a subsequent collection made in 2012 from the southern most part of Alaska), and the furthest north record of this species, as best I can tell.
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Isoetes maritimaObserv.
mastDescripción
Growing in about 1 dm of freshwater, cobble substrate. Common in this area.
Identified by Carl Taylor.
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Cola de Caballo de Bosque (Equisetum sylvaticum)Observ.
paul_norwoodDescripción
This plant was at the edge of the trail and I have not refound it since. Some of us have thought it may have been introduced with trail building materials, then disappeared.
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Placopsis lambiiObserv.
gwarkDescripción
shoreline boulder in or just above splash zone
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aspidoscelisDescripción
Ipomopsis tenuituba near Sunset Divide, Wasatch Range, 30 Jul 2009.
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Hierba Meona (Euphorbia serpens)Observ.
milletmanDescripción
This plant appears to have rounder leaves than that ID'd as E. glyptosperma in the following observation
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Oso Grizzli (Ursus arctos ssp. horribilis)Observ.
naturepupDescripción
Bacteria pad near geysers. Buffalo tracks also pictured
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Salsifí (Tragopogon porrifolius)Observ.
taitsougstadDescripción
Edit: Added a picture after the flower opened a bit more.
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aspidoscelisDescripción
Phacelia ivesiana, Escalante Canyon, between the Sowbelly Ridge and Little Mesa, 38.7754 -108.2511, Delta County, Colorado, 17 May 2019.
