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The closest I've come to an ID is Dypsis lutescens, but there's a couple of those close by, and the trunks are different and the leaflets on the...
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Well, the attached 3 cones were under the same tree. I think the tree was Pinus roxburghii (Cone C) but would appreciate any correction and ID of...
These cones were under a Pinus bungeana. There’s a Pinus maximartinezii next to them. These trees had no cones on the tree to be able to match....
The attached photo of the cone with pale apophyses was taken in 2013, labeled Pinus halepensis. All other P. halepensis I've seen look like the...
The attached is growing in the California central valley, dry grassland. I've tried several search terms, to no avail. Any help appreciated.
Any help appreciated. Pics are from a cousin - haven't seen the plant myself.
Wonderful surprises keep happening - I've been unable to ID this with various search terms. As always, any help appreciated.
After 4 years, finally found this tree blooming - March in Mexico. Have had no luck with searches. The wind was very strong, so pix not the best,...
Until you get close, this shrub almost looks like a Cupressus species. New terminal inflorescences looks like grass. The tiny flowers on the...
The Unknown A (white flower/burgundy/maroon leaves) was labeled Cordyline 'Chocolate Queen'. I thought maybe Apocyanaceae or Acanthaceae. Have...
I've been concentrating on Euphorbiaceae, Proteaceae and Asteraceae - really, I have no idea. Any help greatly appreciated.
This vine has opposite leaves, and the inflorescence looks like a very long chain. The attached were the best possible with a zoom lens. Any help...
On this one, I thought Pyrancantha, until the fruits developed . . any thoughts appreciated.
I believe the attached to be Platanus racemosa - as you can see, the fruits look fused together. Has anyone seen this and do you know if its viral...
I'm trying to identify the attached - long arching branches, blooming December in Australia.
I've called this unknown-unknown as I have no ides. It's never flowered. Small herbaceous plant.
Yet another Fabaceae/Papilionaceae . . . very tall, but not woody. Any help appreciated.
. . . at Alfred Nicholas Memorial Garden in Melbourne. Any help appreciated. There are pix of 2 different specimens. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
. . . taken on the run. Both growing along country pathways.
