CNPS-SLO Manzanita Hike, East Cuesta
A group hiked the road to the forest boundary. I was lucky to be there and learn from Bill, the leader and so many others about the soil, plants, and ecology. We observed the Arctostaphylos luciana and A. glandulosa. Also Tanoak, Coulter Pine, Knobcone Pine, and a hybrid of the two! I learned better how to identify the oak named Quercus wislizeni. Join CNPS-SLO and attend the next Manzanita hike for bontanizing, conversation, fresh air, and exercise!
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Pino Costero (Pinus attenuata)Autor
leafybyeDescripción
maybe the leaf bundle on the ground lost one?
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Pinos Duros Y Ocotes (Sección Trifoliae)Autor
leafybyeDescripción
I'm told this individual is a cross between Pinus coulteti and P. attenuata.
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leafybyeDescripción
The pappus are white, but I didn't have a chance to check the percentage plumose.
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@dkincmbria @dipperanch
Dave and Cindy (and all), it was nice to meet you.
The illustrated plant list on Calflora is nice to use. It is helpful to see at a glance, a photo, and what is an annual or not. We obseved an Acmispon, and it was possibly Acmispon junceus var. biolettii.
https://www.calflora.org/app/ipl?vrid=svy3371&bloom=t
@leafybye Yes! Thanks for joining us on a wonderful hike.
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