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    Wildflowers: Tragopogon/Goatsbeard?

    Lactuca graminifolia looks very limited in my area, but could be spreading among waste areas:...
    Post by: coelacanth, Jul 23, 2013 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Wildflowers: Tragopogon/Goatsbeard?

    Still wondering what this is. Here are some more pictures of it in the field.
    Post by: coelacanth, Jun 24, 2013 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Random pretty vine

    Creeping charlie?
    Post by: coelacanth, Jun 18, 2013 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Wildflowers: Tragopogon/Goatsbeard?

    Looks kinda like a Tragopogon, but has a stronger midvein and longer leaves than I'm familiar with. (NW Indiana)
    Thread by: coelacanth, Jun 18, 2013, 4 replies, in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Wildflowers: Sandy area NW Indiana

    Yes! I just came here to suggest M. punctata after some thought. Excellent, thanks.
    Post by: coelacanth, Jun 11, 2013 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Wildflowers: Sandy area NW Indiana

    Who am I?
    Thread by: coelacanth, Jun 10, 2013, 3 replies, in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Wildflowers: Missouri Monocot

    Someone send this photo to me...looks sort of like a giant snowdrops. Photo is from today. Sorry I don't have a better pic.
    Thread by: coelacanth, May 10, 2013, 2 replies, in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Wildflowers: Buttercuppy

    These are columbine (Aquilegia canadensis) leaves right?
    Thread by: coelacanth, May 1, 2013, 1 replies, in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Abbreviation for Subspecies

    I was curious as well so here is an update. The official recommendation continues to be "subsp." as per the newer (2011) ICN, or International...
    Post by: coelacanth, Apr 24, 2013 in forum: Plants: Nomenclature and Taxonomy
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    Wildflowers: lily family roadside open woodland area in Northern Missouri

    Thanks! I came across that as well just a few minutes after posting.
    Post by: coelacanth, Jan 23, 2013 in forum: Plants: Identification