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Botany walk with Dr. Barbara Carlsward, Biological Sciences, on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on September 14, 2023. (Jessica Nantes)
May be too early in season to identify precisely. A large and fairly uniform population of very short plants, 4-9cm tall, with abundant long glandular hairs on the leaves, mostly unbranched stems or with 2-3 branches, and small (6-7mm) flowers.
Botany walk with Dr. Barbara Carlsward, Biological Sciences, on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on September 14, 2023. (Jessica Nantes)
GROVELAND, California (June 16, 2025) – Tonya Bills, Groveland District Biologist, and Brian Hux, Groveland Natural Resource Specialist work along Forest Road 1S12 in the El Portal area to flag all known Regional Forester’s Sensitive plant occurrences on the district as well as infestations of invasive species. The work is the beginning phase of work in support of the El Portal Fuel break. (U.S. Forest photos by Benjamin Cossel)
...more for me! Berries white...delicious sight! Or something like that. This set of poison ivy leaves was about 9 inches across.
Book illustrated by Sowerby, John E. (John Edward), 1825-1870. Described with an introduction and a key to the natural orders by Johnson, C. Pierpoint (Charles Pierpoint), 1893. Published in London by Sowerby, 1860.
My mother-in-law is a wonderful gardener and I enjoyed taking pictures of all her flowers today during our Independence Day visit. View On Black
Book illustrated by Sowerby, John E. (John Edward), 1825-1870. Described with an introduction and a key to the natural orders by Johnson, C. Pierpoint (Charles Pierpoint), 1893. Published in London by Sowerby, 1860.
Book illustrated by Sowerby, John E. (John Edward), 1825-1870. Described with an introduction and a key to the natural orders by Johnson, C. Pierpoint (Charles Pierpoint), 1893. Published in London by Sowerby, 1860.