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Peas #1

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaOctober 23, 2023

The pea (a.k.a. bean or legume) family, Fabaceae, is the third largest plant family and includes a plethora of vines, herbs, shrubs, and trees. It is sometimes called by its older name, Leguminosae, and includes around 20,000 species and 750…

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Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area, Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, Vine hairy cowpea, Hairypod cowpea, Vigna luteola

Fern Friday: Pinnatifid

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaOctober 14, 2023

Golden polypody fern (Phlebodium aureum) most often is found growing in the boots of cabbage palm trees (Sabal palmetto). Like all ferns, golden polypody fern reproduces via wind-borne spores. Above check out the very beginnings of this native fern. On…

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Fern, Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area, Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge cabbage palm fern, golden foot fern, golden polypody, Phlebodium aureum

Throwback Thursday: Pelican Island NWR

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaOctober 14, 2023

Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge (PINWR) is the very first and was created in 1903. Land purchases began in 1990, and by 2002 encompassed 5,445 acres, much of it former citrus grove. An Observation Tower now overlooks Pelican Island. Check…

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Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge Pelican National Wildlife Refuge, PINWR

Fall Gold #2

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaOctober 9, 2023

Just like goldenrods (Solidago sp.), narrowleaf yellowtop (Flaveria linearis) is a golden flowered fall-bloomer. Its canary yellow flowers are held in flat clusters (corymbs). Like goldenrod, narrowleaf yellowtop is a member of the daisy family, Asteraceae. Yellowtop flowers for the…

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Florida Wildflower, Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area Asteraceae, Flaveria linearis, yellowtop

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