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Pastos, Palmeras Y Parientes (Monocotiledóneas) (Clase Liliopsida)Autor
oceanandflowerlover
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Género ProsartesAutor
jbinpgDescripción
On side of trail to Bridal Veil Falls viewpoint, southwest of Hope, BC, Canada.
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gillessanmartinDescripción
Phaeocryptopus gaeumannii (Swiss needle cast) attacking douglas fir needles.
Images 1, 3 and 4 show transversal cuts through the douglas fir needle showing the Swiss cast (black) in the stomatae on the underside of the needle.
Images 2, 6, 7, 8 show a ventral view of the needle either with reflected light (image 2) or transmited light (*mages 6-8).
Image 5 shows a squash of one perithecium with some spores.
Images 9-13 show the symptoms on the 2 years old needles
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Ciempiés del Suelo (Orden Geophilomorpha)Autor
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Raised bed - herb garden
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Ostracodos (Orden Podocopida)Autor
liamraganDescripción
Interesting bluish green colour I haven’t seen before. Habitat shots attached. Collected for analysis by RBCM
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Chinches Apestosas (Género Brochymena)Autor
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On Fraxinus tree, irrigated garden
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stewartwechslerDescripción
In the "Butterfly Meadow" I'm working on at Lincoln. Documenting a bit more of the biodiversity in this little open area where more butterflies, bees, birds, and bugs are invited!
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Avispa Chaqueta Amarilla de Altura Común (Dolichovespula arenaria)Autor
david4176Descripción
Yellowjacket nest found on McParlan farm house, Murphys Point Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.
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Avispón de Cara Blanca (Dolichovespula maculata)Autor
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Large B&W ‘YellowJacket’ with a mostly black back. The markings make it look related to the Alaskan Yellowjacket, but without colour. I wonder if diet or habitat changed it.
Landed facing morning sun, and reflected light on rear-end.
Front end angled downward on a cedar shingle wall. Appeared to be resting, maybe thirsty. Didn’t budge when I photographed up close from above.
Insects seem to visit more when plants have been freshly watered.
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