net - Portal do aluno. Notes A. Ocupaci&243;n Hotelera en Centros Tur&237;sticos 2021. Intermountain Region Herbaria Network (IRHN) Mid-Atlantic Herbaria. 2 n 80, 82. It can be found wild, as a weed or as a crop. It forms large clumps up to 2 m in diameter and inflorescences that generally are exserted from the basal leaf rosettes. Development supported by National Science Foundation Grants (DBI 9983132 BRC 0237418 DBI 0743827 DBI 0847966. Rhus microphylla Engelm. Vascular Plants of the Gila Wilderness. purpurea, except that species usually has unlobed leaves, and the sepals are only up to 1. Mid-Atlantic Herbaria. Leaves Entire, thin and lax, linear. narrowly linear in var. Leaves Entire, thin and lax, linear. The southern African sumacs have been treated as the segregate genus Searsia Barkley (Barkley 1942). scabra, which frequently occurs sympatrically in southern Utah and northern Arizona. minor has two reddish brown anthers, and E. Fruits Achenes about 3 mm long, topped with a pappus of palea and bristles, in 2 unequal series, about 3 mm long. Etymology Senecio is from senex, old man, which refers to the gray hairs on the seeds, while lemmonii is named for John Gill Lemmon (1832-1908) an American botanical collector. This plant has many common names, including common soapwort, bouncing-bet, crow soap, wild sweet William, and soapweed. Muhlenbergia is a genus of plants in the grass family. Safety Equipment Institute 100 Barr Harbor Drive PO Box C700 West Conshohocken, PA 19428 tel 1. Each of the many flower heads contains 50150 bright yellow disc florets and 813 short yellow ray florets. We invite any Mid-Atlantic herbaria to join us online in digitizing the rich resources that are our regional plant collections. serpyllifolia, native of Europe, and established in fields, meadows, and lawns throughout our range, or even appearing native in open woods, has pale fls with blue lines, finely and closely puberulent pedicels, and filaments 1-2. 4 - 7 mm wide, flat (dry leaves may be folded), sometimes hairy, often smooth. Sue Carnahan. Leslie Landrum. Ecology Found on dry, exposed slopes, from 1,000-6,500 ft (305-1981 m); flowers March-September. ) Pers. SEINet can be used to create checklists, query location data, identify unknown plants, and even play plant games. Browse by Family. purpurea is somewhat similar to Dalea candida but that species generally has white. Wetland Indicator Status FAC. Flowering occurs from August to October. The stems have decumbent bases and erect tops. Also found in fields, pastures, and along roads. Synonyms Linnaeus scariola Editor SBuckley 2010, FSCoburn 2015, AHazelton 2015. Editor SBuckley 2010, FSCoburn 2015, AHazelton 2015, AHazelton 2017. This web page allows you to search for collections of animals and plants by taxonomic criteria, such as. Virtual access to millions of herbarium records can be found here. Cryptantha decipiens var. From Flora of Indiana (1940) by Charles C. Cleome serrulata and Peritoma serrulata), commonly known as Rocky Mountain beeplantbeeweed, stinking-clover, bee spider-flower, skunk weed, Navajo spinach, and guaco, is a species of annual plant in the genus Cleomella. Etymology Pteridium is a diminutive of Pteris another genus of ferns, while aquilinum is from aquila, eagle, and the suffix ium meaning connection or resemblance. Fruits Capsule 4-5 mm long by 5-8 mm wide, 10-ribbed and papery; each capsule contains many seeds. (ASU-Pollen) more info. Synonyms None Editor SBuckley 2010, FSCoburn 2015, AHazelton 2015, AHazelton 2017. Contrase&241;a Ha perdido su contrase&241;a. Ethnobotany Used as a snakebite remedy, as a decoction it was medicinal for fever, and as a toxin for the removal of afterbirth (hence name birthwort). Peniocereus greggii subsp. Ethnobotany Plant was crushed and used as a paste on swellings or aches. grossa Bentham. Synonyms Zinia pumila Editor SBuckley 2010, FSCoburn 2015. Julie Luetzelschwab. Implemente nossa tecnologia e melhore toda sua Gest&227;o. Notes Ligusticum porteri is similar to Conioselinum scopulorum, but differs by its distinctly ternately pinnate leaves; laterally flattened fruit; terminal umbel often subtended by opposite or whorled umbels; and a taproot. 5-)4-8 cm wide (pressed); peduncles naked for some distance below the head; middle and outer invol bracts conspicuously broad (2-8 mm), with long, flat, spreading or reflexed, spine-pointed. The roots were used as food and the nectar was used for honey. Cicutaria is the water-hemlock genus, possibly referenced due to its similarly dissected leaves. The SEI is a federally funded research and development center. Muhlenbergia is a genus of plants in the grass family. North American Network of Small Herbaria (NANSH) Northern Great Plains Herbaria. Liz Makings. General information. Foetidissima means very foul-smelling. Etymology Phacelia is based on the Greek phakelos, meaning "cluster," alluding to the densely crowded flower spikes of most species of the genus; coerulea means blue, referring to the flower color. This species is frequently covered with ants which appears to be a detriment to monarch larvae. The shape of the style apex is a useful character to distinguish between fall-blooming specimens. LEAVES 12-20 mm long, deciduous, odd-pinnately compound, 5-9 foliolate, with a winged rachis; leaflets. Signal preprocessing is responsible for normalization, quantization, denoising, and STFT. Texas Oklahoma Regional Consortium of Herbaria (TORCH) Resources. 800 y 2. Learn how to use SEINet, a series of linked herbarium specimen databases and web software, to create checklists, query location data, identify unknown plants, and play plant games. It was found as an adventive (associated with wool waste) in North Berwick, York County, Maine, in. Occurence in the Chicago region native. Leaves Lanceolate to narrowly linear with toothed and revolute margins, dark green. Poa pratensis is a highly polymorphic, facultatively apomictic species, having what is probably the most extensive series of polyploid chromosome numbers of any species in the world. Carex leavenworthii. Limit to Specimens with Geocoordinates. Lycium fremontii A. Used by permission. Synonyms Many, see Tropicos Editor SBuckley, 2010. read materials online or download them for later. Etymology Sapindus is thought to derived from Latin sapinus for a type of fir or pine tree, while saponaria comes from the Latin sapo, or soap. Ethnobotany The Mayo used it in a tea taken for fevers. 0 SEI Certification Submittal 1307 Dolley Madison Bldg, Suite 3A, McLean, VA 22101 Phone (703) 442-5732 Email infoSEInet. Duration Perennial Nativity Native Lifeform Subshrub General Perennial, stems several, canescent to 1 m or taller; stems erect to floppy and curving. tenuis G. Ecology Found in montane and open coniferous forests and sagebrush scrub, from 3,500-11,500 ft (1067-3505 m); flowering June-October. Synonyms Nicotiana trigonophylla Editor SBuckley 2010, FSCoburn 2015, AHazelton 2017. STEM simple or the trunk bearing 1-6 (-20. PLANT Shrub 1-4 m tall, openly branched, sparingly armed, the branches rigid, densely pubescent when young, the bark dark gray or brown to reddish brown. Curtipendula means short-hanging. It appears further south in mountainous areas of the Alps, Norway, Scotland, Wales, Iceland, Siberia, western North America and Greenland. 6 - 1. The bases of the stems come from a thick, woody. Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument. confertiflorus). Etymology Erodium is Greek for heron, which comes from the bill-like fruit. Fort Bowie National Historic Site. & De Not. Etymology Phacelia is based on the Greek phakelos, meaning "cluster," alluding to the densely crowded flower spikes of most species of the genus; coerulea means blue, referring to the flower color. Synonyms Machaeranthera gracilis, Dieteria gracilis, Haplopappus gracilis, Haplopappus ravenii, Sideranthus gracilis Editor SBuckley 2010, AHazelton 2017. Rootstock (unlike all our other spp. Synonyms Frasera angustifolia, Frasera macrophylla, Frasera speciosa var. Etymology Lepidium comes from the Greek word lepis, meaning scale, which refers to the shape of the fruit. dracunculus is the wild plant from which the culinary herb tarragon was cultivated. Flowers Small and white, in terminal racemes that are congested in flower and much-elongated in fruit; sepals 4, oblong to broadly ovate, 1-2 mm long; petals 4 in a cross formation, spatulate, 2-4 mm long, white. thurberi), still. Vascular plants of NE US and adjacent Canada. It now grows throughout the warmer, drier regions of the world, often as a forage crop, and is established in much of southern Texas. Trees, 1-13 m. Ethnobotany Unknown Etymology Asclepias is named for the Greek god of healing Asklepios, while lemmonii is named for Sara Lemmon (1836-1923) and her husband John (1832-1908), American botanists known for their work in the Southwest. A very abundant weed of cultivated and waste ground, typical of row-cropped fields and often found in or near barnyards. , 42 , . The southern African sumacs have been treated as the segregate genus Searsia Barkley (Barkley 1942). hirtifolius, A. Fruits Berries, bright orange to bright red, ovoid, glandular, 5-12 mm, tasteless. Open Interactive Map. Capsules 3-9 cm. Flowers, white, 12 mm wide, 5 notched petals, in small clusters (corymbs). Laptop HP ProBook 645 G2 Procesador AMD PRO A10-8700B R6 a 1. Ethnobotany Pit baked buds, fruit, and joints considered a staple food, young shoots and buds eaten as greens, mature fruits eaten raw. brachyphylla, Clavigera brachyphylla Editor SBuckley 2010, AHazelton 2015. It grows up to 15 ft. Etymology Phacelia is based on the Greek phakelos, meaning "cluster," alluding to the densely crowded flower spikes of most species of the genus; coerulea means blue, referring to the flower color. Red de Herbarios del Noroeste de Mxico (northern Mexico) SERNEC - Southeastern USA. Ecology Found on sandy or rocky soils from 3,500-7,500 ft (1067-2286 m); flowers May-July. By Dndspeak January 10, 2018 No Comments 1 Min Read. Professor, Director of AIoT Smart ICs & Systems Group, University of Electronic Science and. Pascopyrum smithii is native to sagebrush deserts and mesic alkaline meadows, growing in both clay and sandy soils. Notes This attractive plant is distinguished by being a smaller much-branched perennial, often becoming woody at the base. Both species are distinguishable by the latters dense indument (SEINet, 2016). Provide summary of discussion 7. Utah Dinosaur National Monument. Notes A. und 4. Nathanael Pilla. If yes, the participant shall discuss with the laboratory prior to shipment. It grows in sandy soils and washes, on rocky slopes and calcareous ridges, and along roadsides in salt-desert scrub, pinyon-juniper woodlands, yellow pine forests, and desert grasslands. Agave parviflora Torr. Tufted perennial (sometimes blooming the first year) 3-10 dm; lvs flat or drying involute, 2-6 mm wide, tapering to a long point, the lower sheaths overlapping; sheaths with a conspicuous tuft of long white hairs on each side at the top; panicle ovoid or pyramidal, mostly 10-20 2. spathulatum Editor SBuckley 2010, FSCoburn 2015, AHazelton 2017. 5,250 likes &183; 6 talking about this &183; 710 were here. Navajo used it as an emetic, to treat ant bites, cough, and as a hair tonic. Ethnobotany Used for bruises, as an eye medicine, for headaches, heartburn, as a skin wash, for gas pains, goiter, medicinal tea, and the seeds were added to food as nutrients and for their flavor. The Certified Product List is continuously updated to reflect the latest information. Culm 10 - 40 cm long, 0. Video Tutorials. greggii Anthony Mendoza. 2 In many places it is a common weed in agricultural fields, although it also grows in grassy meadows in forested areas. Herbs, to 30 cm tall, rhizomatous, densely glandular-pubescent, the glandular hairs mixed with longer, simple hairs (especially on the stems, peduncles, and calices). Ibrahim and others published Grasses of Egypt Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate. SNR-aware precision reconfiguration is performed to estimate the SNR based on the second and fourth. Distribution Found in Apache, Coconino, and Navajo counties; southwestern U. Etymology Androsace from Green name for sea-plant from Greek andros, a man, male and sakos, a shield, while occidentalis means western. It is sometimes included in Cenchrus, based solely on the fusion of its bristles. Tree to 30 m; lvs yellowish-green, lanceolate, 4-8 cm, long-acuminate, entire or seldom with a few long teeth, broadly cuneate to rounded at base, glabrous or nearly so. Etymology Zinnia is named for Johan G. . A SISTEMA 2 com grande conhecimento na &225;rea de educa&231;&227;o e desenvolvimento de software deu in&237;cio em 1997 ao SEI. SEINet. SEINet The framework of dual streams with features extraction through cross interaction and bidirectional fusion module. minor has two reddish brown anthers, and E. Etymology Chenopodium comes from the Greek words chen, meaning goose, and podion, meaning "little foot," referring to the leaf shape of some species. 8 mm; collars glabrous, sometimes with tufts of hair on the sides, hairs to 1 mm; basal ligules 1. Peniocereus greggii subsp. Etymology Chenopodium is goose foot in Latin, while fremontii is named for John Charles Fremont (1813-1890) an early American explorer. Open Interactive Map. acanthocarpa and C. Occurence in the Chicago region non-native. Synonyms Paneion compressum Editor LCrumbacher2012, AHazelton 2015 Etymology Poa comes from the classical Greek name poa, poie, or poia for "grass" or "pasture grass", and compressa means compressed, flattened. The stems are erect and cylindric, 5-40 cm long by 4-15 cm wide with 6-14 ribs, with the crests slightly undulate and areoles 10-20 mm apart. Common names include horseweed, Canadian horseweed, Canadian fleabane, coltstail, marestail, and butterweed. It is a bunchgrass, meaning it grows in clumps. SEINet currently features 11 biodiversity portals each representing a consortium of herbaria within different regions of North America. Anderson, 2006, Vascular Plants of Arizona Anacardiaceae. We offer digitization training, support, imaging equipment loans, and other services to. Seeds average 56,640 per pound. Etymology Sisymbrium is the Ancient Greek name for various plants. Habitat and ecology Very common and often weedy species in the Chicago Region, occurring in moist woods, flood plains, disturbed areas, and along riverbanks. The ASU Herbarium is part of the SEINet consortium of collection databases. Arizona State University Fruit and Seed Collection. Occurrence dataset (ID 58f10f69-8bc0-43dc-91f4-1cd766bc5583) accessed via the NEON Biorepository Data Portal, https. Hybrids of C. deltoidea may be better treated as conspecific with that of A. Caryopses 1. Stems erect, reddish near base, branched in distal part to simple 0. Through a common web interface, we offer tools to locate, access and work with a variety of data. The Kathryn Kalmbach Herbarium of Vascular Plants (KHD) documents vascular plants from the Southern Rocky Mountain Region. Distinguished by the strong, distinct creosote scent; the paired, dark green, lustrous leaves, 1 cm long; and the yellow flowers followed by globose, white-hairy fruits. Seeds were parched and made into pinole and leaves were eaten raw, boiled, or fried. 1. Consortium of Southern Rocky Mountain Herbaria. The Mid-Atlantic Herbaria Consortium (MAHC) includes herbaria from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and D. Ecology Found in coniferous forests from 5,500-10,500 ft (1676-3200m); flowering July-September. Both species are distinguishable by the latters dense indument (SEINet, 2016). Cementarnica USJE AD Skopje. Emory University School of Medicine 22. Julie Luetzelschwab. Tree to 30 m; lvs yellowish-green, lanceolate, 4-8 cm, long-acuminate, entire or seldom with a few long teeth, broadly cuneate to rounded at base, glabrous or nearly so. Welcome to Intermountain Regional Herbarium Network. Use the controls below to browse and search for images by family, genus, or species. Hilaria mutica is perennial grass that is rhizomatous and forms sod. toumeyi (Britt. This page provides a complete list of taxa that have images. This project provides the code and results for 'Semantic-Edge Interactive Network for Salient Object Detection in Optical Remote Sensing Images', IEEE JSTARS, 2023. Ethnobotany Seeds and stems used for fodder, the rhizomes were peeled and eaten, boiled or raw. The North American Network of Small Herbaria is an open access data portal provided by Symbiota and intended to foster digitization of small collections and facilitate collaboration among institutions. Open Interactive Map. Limit to Type Specimens. Saguaro National ParkTucson Mountain District Name Game Flash Card Quiz. ASU Natural History Collections. Habranthus longifolius (Hemsl. Notes This is an incredibly common red-flowered. Use the controls below to browse and search for images by family, genus, or species. SEINet is a project that connects 11 biodiversity portals of herbaria in different regions of North America, each with its own collection of specimen data and resources. The roots were used as food and the nectar was used for honey. Global Biodiversity Information Facility. Fremont's Goosefoot, more. Moerman 1986). Common Name broom snakeweed Duration Perennial Nativity Native Lifeform Subshrub General Subshrubs, 10-60 cm tall, with minutely hispidulous stems. Family Boraginaceae Gravel-Bar Cat&x27;s-Eye, more. 4 and 6. The establishment of this portal is the result of collaboration between the SEINet Herbarium Network and iDigBio&x27;s Small Herbarium Working Group. Common Name featherplume Duration Perennial Nativity Native Lifeform Subshrub General Small, much-branched shrub, 25-60 cm tall; stems divaricately branched, zig-zagging from node to node, glabrous below the inflorescence. Fruits Long, thin pod, constricted between the seeds, 2-11 cm long, 5-7 mm wide, stipitate glandular with sinuous margins. pilosa has narrower (0. The Flora of North America north of Mexico treats all native and naturalized vascular plants and bryophytes in Canada, Greenland, St. Varieties 3 (3 in the flora) sw United States, nw Mexico. fremontii was separated from P. Synonyms Mammillaria grahamii var. It is grown as an ornamental in the Flora region, occasionally escaping and persisting. Ecology Found on gravelly or sandy soils in grasslands, pi-on-juniper woodlands or spruce-fir and open pine forests, from 5,000-9,000 ft (1524-2743 m); flowers August-October. Etymology Aloysia is an honorific for Maria Louisa Teresa (1751-1819), Princess of Parma, wife of Carlos IV of Spain, while wrightii is named for Charles Wrighti (1811-1885), an American botanical collector who was part of the Mexican boundary survey. It is commonly known as yellow bluestem. Steeped tea is used to treat internal injuries and to clear nasal passages. Disc florets 50; corollas 3-4 mm. Seeds average 56,640 per pound. Texas Oklahoma Regional Consortium of Herbaria (TORCH). Synonyms Sarcostemma cynanchoides, Funastrum cynanchoides var. Users can search, visualize, and access data from all SEINet portals through a single shared database, and learn about the regional communities and projects behind each portal. , Carex (Cyperaceae) is well-represented (1000 sheets). serpyllifolia, native of Europe, and established in fields, meadows, and lawns throughout our range, or even appearing native in open woods, has pale fls with blue lines, finely and closely puberulent pedicels, and filaments 1-2. 1 mm wide distally. Our manuals give this species as a native of the United States. Final EIS. Leslie Landrum. Notes A large evergreen shrub distinguished by its pinnate leaves with 5-9 large, leathery, shiny leaflets with pointed tips; and the white flowers in clusters followed by characteristic red. Intermountain Region Herbaria Network (IRHN) Mid-Atlantic Herbaria. Before Denver Botanic Gardens was established, the Kathryn Kalmbach Herbarium of Vascular Plants was founded by local plant enthusiasts working to document the wild and cultivated flora of Colorado through scientific specimens. Ring of Calamari A silver ring with an octopus on it with emerald eyes. SEINet is a web site that provides access to various data resources of interest to the environmental research community in Arizona and beyond. Baccharis sarothroides is recognized by its broomlike habit, narrow, sharply angular, nearly leafless, green stems, soon-withering proximal leaves, scalelike distal leaves, and heads often terminal on long branches. The keys to this species are that its perennial, with stout beaked achenes, and glabrous to glabrate. Etymology Forestiera is named for Charles Le Forestier, an 18th century French naturalist and physician, while pubescens means having soft, downy hair. adult erotic games, bodyrub sac
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Because software fulfills more system capability today than in previous decades, because system solutions tend to be SoSs, and because evolvability is an increasingly important quality attribute, today's systems engineers working in the earliest phases should pay special attention to potential integration issues. Distribution AZ, sw NM; south to n MEX. Open Interactive Map. SEINet is a web site that provides access to various data resources of interest to the environmental research community in Arizona and beyond. & Shafer. 1868 not S. Occurence in the Chicago region native. Before Denver Botanic Gardens was established, the Kathryn Kalmbach Herbarium of Vascular Plants was founded by local plant enthusiasts working to document the wild and cultivated flora of Colorado through scientific. Anthony Mendoza. The Landrum era is notable for several important contributions including the creation of Canotia, a journal for Arizona botany, and National Science Foundation grants to digitize the collection, now available on the SEINet portal. Native morning glories in Arizona. Sporobolus cryptandrus is a widespread North American species, extending from Canada into Mexico. This species is found primarily from western New Mexico through central Arizona. Pods and seeds. simulans Editor SBuckley 2010, FSCoburn 2015, AHazelton 2017. Macedonian Stock Exchange is making references about the information published on the Macedonian version of SEI-Net that are not available in English. Frequent in moist sandy clearings, prairies, fallow fields, open oak flats, and ditches. UUbyte ISO Editor Free Latest-2022 Process both new and existing files on CDs, DVDs, and USB drives. Purpose The Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program is a form of security assistance authorized by the Arms Export Control Act (AECA), as amended 22 U. Um CONE em administrao escolar. Synonyms Aster arenosus, A. Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Department of Botany. Fields of this huckleberry in the Pacific Northwest are considered a product of uncontrolled wildfires occurring before effective fire suppression. Fruits 1-2 nutlets maturing per calyx, these 1. 2 In many places it is a common weed in agricultural fields, although it also grows in grassy meadows in forested areas. It usually grows 30 to 60 cm (0. pinyon-juniper habitats. Stems green with red around young areoles, aging gray-green with faint waxy chevrons; ribs somewhat rounded, margins relatively flat; areoles 1-1. 100 Initial Images - - - - -. SEINet is more than just a web site - it is a suite of data access. Encelia farinosa var. study at home, or work, or on the road. . commonly more prickly; lvs pinnatifid, or frequently obovate and lobeless, with rounded and conspicuously. Abronia angustifolia var. Creeping bentgrass is commonly thought to be native to Europe, Asia and North Africa and introduced to North America, but some evidence indicates that native populations may exist in North America. Navajo also use it to treat excessive menstruation. Muhlenbergia asperifolia is morphologically similar to the southeastern M. The autumnal blossoms of Baileya multiradiata, with smaller heads, fewer rays, and shorter peduncles, greatly resemble those of B. Etymology Erodium is Greek for heron, which comes from the bill-like fruit. " Virgatum means wand-like. The species could be confused also with H. Synonyms Mariscus fendlerianus Editor SBuckley, 2010. Arundo agrostoides Pursh, more. Machaeranthera tanacetifolia is a species of flowering plant in the aster family known by the common names tansyleaf tansyaster and Tahoka daisy. Ethnobotany Poisonous to humans, contains nerve toxins, carcinogenic and mutagenic compounds. Duration Annual Nativity Non-Native Lifeform ForbHerb General Annuals, sometimes becoming somewhat bushy or sparingly branched, 5-60 cm tall, stems leafy, erect or. Ecology Found in meadows and open coniferous forests, from 6,500-10,000 ft (1981-3048 m); flowering May-October. Gerardii is named after French botanist Louis Gerard (1733 - 1819). Initially established as a basic online search. Dactyloides means "like Dactylis," another grass species. Click on the carousel image to display a larger version (if available). Tenella means tender or delicate. It is the tallest cactus of the flora---indeed, these are the tallest trees of the deserts in the United States. Consortium of Southern Rocky Mountain Herbaria. Synonyms Brickellia grandiflora var. Sentient Zords. Gives you the ability to use the darkness spell 1d4 times per day rolled at dawn. Stalk often bent downward at base, 3 - 10 mm long, glandular-hairy. Fields of this huckleberry in the Pacific Northwest are considered a product of uncontrolled wildfires occurring before effective fire suppression. The indication is that this variety is difficult to tease out. 5 m in diameter, strongly tapering, with a rounded crown that is dense; bark red-brown, irregularly furrowed, broken into thin scales, upper part. SNR-aware precision reconfiguration is performed to estimate the SNR based on the second and fourth. Family Poaceae Bluejoint, more. The dual streams and Cross Interaction (CI) pattern aim to extract semantic and edge features under the supervision of semantic and edge Ground-Truth, respectively. American Threefold (Trixis californica) Other common names American Trixis, California Trixis, Trixis (Spanish Hierba del Aire, Santa Luc&237;a, Hierba del Pasmo, Ruina). The sap is said to be soporific. exilis into C. & Rose, Lophocereus schottii var. Collections in SEINet. 800 y 2. Saxifraga caespitosa (tufted saxifrage) is loosely to densely. The Mid-Atlantic Herbaria Consortium (MAHC) includes herbaria from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and D. 2 mm wide basally, 0. Flowering early June to late August. Buds brown, round to ovoid, 1-2 mm, minutely pubescent. Plant Atlas Project of Arizona (PAPAZ) Southwest Colorado Wildflowers. Author The Morton Arboretum. Flowers erect; perianth open, campanulate; sepals with maroon blotch distal to gland. Gracilis means slender. Texas Oklahoma Regional Consortium of Herbaria (TORCH) Resources. Vascular Plants of the Gila Wilderness. Ethnobotany Keres make root tea for sore throat and into rub for swellings. North American Network of Small Herbaria (NANSH) Northern Great Plains Herbaria. Ethnobotany Used for fevers and to flavor tobacco. sachalinense T. Etymology Heterotheca is from Greek heteros, different, and theke, ovary, referring to the dimorphic achenes of some members in the genus; fulcrata means appendage, for bract or stipule, referring to the distinctive foliose bracts subtending the flower heads. Click to Display 100 Initial Images - - - - - View All Images. Final EIS. Intermountain Region Herbaria Network (IRHN) Mid-Atlantic Herbaria. Making a dramatic statement in the landscape, Pennisetum setaceum (Fountain Grass) is a showy ornamental grass forming a mound of arching, narrow leaves. comata subsp. MCNC (MCNC) MCNC observations (MCNC) National Museums of Kenya, Invertebrate Section (NMK) Bee-Pollinator Projects. Its range extends from the boreal forests of North America east through Canada to Greenland and south into Mexico. pluriflora usually is gland-dotted, but scattered plants are stipitate-glandular. SelectDeselect all. Ethnobotany Unknown. Open Interactive Map. Stinknet, also known as globe chamomile, is a relatively new weed in Arizona that has quickly spread (Fig. are restricted to very specific, narrowly distributed habitat. . LEAVES 12-20 mm long, deciduous, odd-pinnately compound, 5-9 foliolate, with a winged rachis; leaflets. The Certified Product List is continuously updated to reflect the latest information. Etymology Cryptantha comes from the Greek krypto, "hidden," and anthos, "flower," a reference to the first described species in the genus which has inconspicuous flowers that self-fertilize without opening; cinera means ashy-gray, referring to the foliage. Ethnobotany Crushed leaves applied to sores. Duration Annual Nativity Non-Native Lifeform ForbHerb General Mat-forming, prostrate. New Mexico Flores. Ecology Found along ephemeral waters, from streams to seeps, to wet and moist meadows, springs, to meadows at elevation from 1,500-9,500 ft (457-2896 m); flowers April-October. Consortium of Southern Rocky Mountain Herbaria. Etymology Larrea is named for Bishop Juan Antonio. North American Network of Small Herbaria (NANSH). thompsonii andor C. and a fundamental tool of U. At the Software Engineering Institute (SEI), we research complex software engineering, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence engineering problems; create and test innovative technologies; and transition maturing solutions into practice. hairy five eyes, more. humifusa (Dicks. Paspalum dilatatum is native to Brazil and Argentina. Lesquerella fendleri (A. Ethnobotany Used to make beads, the sap was applied to wounds, and the wood was used for arrows. Through a common web interface, we offer tools to locate, access and work with a variety of dat a. Flowers Pedicels becoming reflexed; calyx lobes 1-2 mm long, unequal, spreading; corolla white or tinged with purple, lobes 4-7 mm long, anthers all alike. Etymology Platystemon comes from Greek platus, broad and stemon, stamens, referring to the flattened stalks of the stamens, while californicus means of or from California. Users can search, visualize, and access data from. imbricata is wide- ranging and variable in several characters; it is generally. . daniel defense suppressor adapter