All wild cherry trees were sampled within these two stands (figure 2) in order to avoid effects of differences in sample size on the accuracy in allele frequency estimates and thus the method of clonal identification in each plot. One of the chosen stands is a mixed stand near the village ...
Cattail Seed Head The immature sword-like, pointed leaves, with parallel veins, resemble other wetland plants, but last year's stalks provide positive identification. Cattail Shoot By late spring, the light green leaves reach nearly nine feet tall, forming a sheath where they tightly embrace th...
Distribution – 3/5– quite common, though enigmatic, often with a short, intense season (3 weeks around the start of September in Scotland, usually later further south), and rapidly infested/decomposing. Identification – 4/5– Key identification features are the light to chestnut brown smooth ...
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Ebmer and Karl Mazzucco for help with wild bee identification. Further, we thank Naroa Barea Aranzabe for measuring ITD, Martin Wittner for help with wild bee preparation, David Horner for proof reading and Michael Melcher (IASC, BOKU Vienna) for his support with Random Forest analysis. Last...
A cluster of wild chokecherries on my hand. Note that pits are large (left). I’ve also included a leaf to help with identification. The name “choke-cherry” doesn’t exactly sound mouthwatering, but don’t let it fool you. The unripe fruit are indeed astringent, but if harvested dead...
Identification: Are you sure? The importance of correct identification May-June 2010 Vol 8, Issue 3 Trilliums: Time for nNative Easter lilies--woodland garden treasures Wally’s Trilliums: Short article and a poem written by our garden’s master, Wally Hansen ...
Use the young leaves raw in salads, or cooked in soups, in mixed cooked greens, or in any dish that calls for cooking greens. Goosetongue is best in spring and early summer before the flowers appear. Goosetongue can be confused with poisonous Arrowgrass, so careful identification is essentia...
Black- headed Jays were immediately obvious and a male and two female Yellow-breasted Greenfinches posed for in a cherry tree at close range. After a really nice vegetarian lunch with chapatti (no dessert unfortunately!). However, this was made up by the welcome coffee/masala chai and th...
Seeds Neededwith photos and links to identification keys. Resourcesfor becoming a further informed advocate. Blogfor the coordinator to periodically post updates. Thanks for being part of the solution! Contact: Jane Sorensen, project coordinator ...