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I have been hoping to encounter an unambiguously wild example of this species in the DC Metro area for a while. It is frequently cultivated, but rare in this area, which is on the edge of it's natural range, and supposedly limited to shady north facing bluffs. I was excited to finally locate one, although unfortunately it is on private property, which is for sale and will likely soon destroyed to make way for more suburban subdivisions. This is some of the last undeveloped land in Fairfax county.
Sinónimo: Alnus jackii Hu. Arboles caducifolios de hasta 10 m de alto. Corteza gris o pardo grisácea, lisa, ramas pardo grisáceo oscuras, glabras. Yemas estipitadas, con 2 escamas aquilladas y glabras. Hojas de obovado oblongas a oblongas, de 6-16 cm de largo x 2,5-7 cm de ancho, envés con glándulas resinosas, haz glabro, base subredondeada, subcordad o anchamente cuneada, margen finamente serrado, ápice de agudo a caudado. Inflorescencias femeninas agrupadas por 2-4 en un racimo de 1-2,5 cm de largo. Fruto en nuez anchamente ovada, de 3-4 mm de largo x 2-2,5 mm de ancho, con alas papiráceas de alrededor de 1/4 de la longitud de la nuez. Especie nativa de Japón y del este de China. En Iturraran se encuentra en la zona 5.
Sinonimoa: Alnus jackii Hu. Zuhaitz hostoerorkorrak, 10 m arteko altuera dutenak. Azal gris edo nabar grisaxka, lisoa; adaxka nabar grisaxka ilunak, ile gabeak. Begi pedikuludunak, gila erako 2 ezkatarekin eta ile gabeak. Hostoak obobatu luzatu eta luzatu artekoak dira, 6-16 cm-ko luzera x 2,5-7 cm-ko zabalerakonak; hostoen azpialdeak erretxinazko guruinak ditu, hostoen gainaldea ile gabea da, oinarria ia borobildua, ia kordatua edo zabaleran kuneatua; ertza zerra finaren tankerakoa eta zurtoin-punta zorrotz eta isats tankera artekoa. Infloreszentzia-emeak 2-4ko multzotan bilduta, 1-2,5 cm-ko luzeradun luku batean. Fruitua zabal obatutako intxaurrean, 3-4 mm-ko luzera x 2-2,5 mm-ko zabalerakona, intxaurraren luzeraren ¼ inguruko papera tankerako hegalekin. Japoniako eta Txinako ekialdeko jatorria duen espeziea da. Iturrarango 5. gunean dago.
Synonyme : Alnus jackii Hu. Arbres caducifoliés de maximum 10 m de haut. Écorce grise ou brun grisâtre, lisse, branches brun grisâtre foncées, glabres. Bourgeons stipitées, avec 2 écailles quillées et glabres. Feuilles de obovale oblongues à oblongues, de 6-16 cm de long x 2,5-7 cm de large, abaxial avec des glandes résineuses, adaxial glabre, base sous-arrondie, sous-cordée ou largement cunée, bord finement ciselé, apex d'aigu à caudé. Inflorescences féminines regroupées par 2-4 en grappes de 1-2,5 cm de long. Fruit en noix largement ovale, de 3-4 mm de long x 2-2,5 mm de large, avec des ailes papyracées d'environ de 1/4 de la longueur de la noix. Espèce originaire du Japon et de l'est de la Chine. On la trouve à Iturraran dans la zone 5.
Synonym: Alnus jackii Hu. Deciduous trees up to 10 m tall. Grey or greyish-brown bark, smooth, dark greyish-brown glabrous barks. Stalked buds, with 2 glabrous and hull-shaped scales. 6-16 cm long x 2,5-7 cm wide oblong-obovate to oblong leaves, their lower sides with resinous glands, and their upper sides are glabrous, with a subrounded, subcordate or widely cuneate base, finely serrate margins, sharp to caudate tips. Feminine flower inflorescences grouped in twos and fours in 1-2,5 cm long racemes. Widely egg-shaped 3-4 mm long x 2-2,5 mm wide fruit, with papiraceous wings 1/4 the length of the nut. This species comes from Japan and eastern China. In Iturraran it is to be found in area no. 5.
The changeover from the Punt to the Euro provided endless opportunities for the bureaucratic mind to waste public money. This fine example is at Mountshannon Harbour in County Clare.
The bracket had come loose and fallen down the pole. Having checked the geography since the sign appears to apply to the road ahead, being on both sides implies two way traffic, hence the requirement, but is now one way. This would be very rare on a public road but clearly necessary looking ahead at the conditions.
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I zoomed in even farther on the full moon. Here we can see 2 cinder cones, and a tuft of grass as life begins to take on the moon. Milky way is visible in the background.
Hylotelephium maximum (L.) Holub
(Hylotelephium telephium (L.) H. Ohba subsp. maximum (L.) H. Ohba)
(Sedum maximum (L.) Suter)
Crassulaceae
Cultivé au Jardin El Tambo, Pego, Alicante, España
Inspectoratul General al Poliţiei Române – Direcția Rutieră, împreună cu Compania Naţională de Autostrăzi şi Drumuri Naţionale din România S.A. demarează în primăvara acestui an, cu sprijinul S.C. DCG Consulting S.R.L. – DIALOGICA, un program naţional de creştere a siguranţei rutiere pe drumurile din România.
Programul constă în semnalizarea zonelor cu risc ridicat de producere a accidentelor rutiere, denumite puncte negre. Astfel, Punctul negru reprezintă un sector de drum cu lungimea de maximum 1 kilometru, pe care, într-o perioadă de 5 ani consecutivi, s-au înregistrat minimum 10 accidente grave de circulaţie, soldate cu cel puţin 10 persoane decedate sau rănite grav.
Practic, prin implementarea acestui program, şoferii vor întalni în trafic un nou indicator rutier (prezentat pe un panou cu dimensiunile 2,5m x 1,2 m), care semnalează o zonă cu risc accidentogen ridicat.
According the plaque in front of it: The Wildwood Lake Morning Glory Spillway was constructed by the city of Harrisburg's Board of Public Works in 1908. This circular overflow channel is named for its resemblance to the grooved funnel shape flower of the morning glory vine. The spillway functions to control the waterflow of Paxton Creek as it runs southward from Wildwood Lake through the City of Harrisburg. The maximum discharge rate for the spillway is approximately 300 cubic feet of water per second, which is equivalent to the size of a small school bus or 2,244 gallons. The unique spillway design provides for adjustable board heights which are used to raise or lower the water elevation of Wildwood Lake. As the water level rises, storm water flows are directed to the second spillway located at the north end of Wildwood Lake. The second spillway discharges water directly into the Susquehanna River, thus reducing peak flows of Paxton Creek and providing flood protection for the City of Harrisburg.
Inferred phylogenetic relationship among Lepidoptera based on amino acid sequence of mitochondrional 13 PCGs using Bayesian Inference (BI) (A) and maximum likelihood (ML) (B).Number at each node show posterior probabilities (A) and bootstrap percentages (B), respectively. Bactrocera oleae (NC_005333) and Anopheles gambiae (NC_002084) were used as outgroups.
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Cow Parsnip
This plant can grow to ten feet tall! At first, I thought it was the dangerous Giant Hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum), but fortunately I was wrong. Giant Hogweed has purple patches on the stems, while Cow Parsnip's stems are green. The flower cluster of Giant Hogweed is up to three feet wide and umbrella-shaped, Cow Parsnip's is mo more than a foot and a half, and flat-topped.
Even Cow Parsnip can be pretty toxic; its sap is a photosensitizer, and exposure to sun after contacting it can result in severe burns, but this effect is much rarer than with Giant Hogweed.