Plants ID,
- Thread starter monkey boy
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I'm going to venture an opinion that number 1 is a wild cabbage (brassica), possibly Black Mustard (brassica nigra).
3 looks like buttercup but can't tell if it's bulbous or creeping without looking at the roots
4 looks like either Daisy or Greater Plantain but hard to tell because of the lamination
4 looks like either Daisy or Greater Plantain but hard to tell because of the lamination
Laminating while an interesting idea makes it harder than a photo of the plant in it's natural environment.
5 looks like daisy, it's frustrating that they look familiar but I'm not as experienced as some here and I'm still on the flower first in most instances.
Have fun on the id it opens a whole new hobby (has for me)
5 looks like daisy, it's frustrating that they look familiar but I'm not as experienced as some here and I'm still on the flower first in most instances.
Have fun on the id it opens a whole new hobby (has for me)
Plant specimens really must include the root and the flowers (if at all possible).
That implies a flurry of collecting activity in the spring, mostly.
AND, documentation.
With the warmth of summer, changing papers in plant presses is a simple task.
Mount on card stock with little bands of hot melt glue.
That implies a flurry of collecting activity in the spring, mostly.
AND, documentation.
With the warmth of summer, changing papers in plant presses is a simple task.
Mount on card stock with little bands of hot melt glue.
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