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  Anna Weitzman set "Image of Erigenia bulbosa" as an exemplar on "Erigenia bulbosa (Michx.) Nutt.".

  24 days ago

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  Marie Studer changed the thumbnail image of "Image of Pontederia cordata".

  about 1 month ago

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  C. Michael Hogan set "Image of Melilotus albus" as an exemplar on "Melilotus albus Medik.".

  about 1 month ago

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  Jason Sharp set "Image of Hypericum mutilum" as an exemplar on "Hypericum mutilum L.".

  about 1 month ago

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  Jason Sharp set "Image of Hypericum mutilum" as an exemplar on "Hypericum mutilum L.".

  about 1 month ago

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  Jeff Holmes changed the thumbnail image of "Image of Gentiana pubigera".

  about 1 month ago

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  jhilty commented on "Inflorescence - side view":

  The photographed plant is something in the Asteraceae, possibly a Eupatorium or something similar. Agrimonia eupatoria (Rosaceae) produces a narrow spike of simple yellow flowers, whereas the photographed plant has a panicle of pink flowerheads. A misidentification has occurred here.

  about 1 month ago

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  jhilty commented on "Leaves":

  Again, I don't think this is Agrimonia eupatoria. The photographed stem and leaves clearly belong to the plant with a panicle of pink flowerheads (see the 2 preceding photographs). It is something in the Asteraceae, possibly a Eupatorium or something similar.

  about 1 month ago

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  jhilty commented on "Inflorescence - side view":

  The photographed plant is not Agrimonia eupatoria, nor an Agrimonia, nor is it even in the Rosaceae. Instead, this plant is in the Asteraceae, possibly a Eupatorium or something similar. Agrimonia eupatoria produces a narrow spike of simple yellow flowers, whereas the photographed plant has a panicle of pink flowerheads.

  about 1 month ago

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  jhilty commented on "Inflorescence in bud - side view":

  This photo from BioImages is not Agrimonia eupatoria, nor even an Agrimonia (Rosaceae). It's not even in the correct plant family. It is something in the Asteraceae, possibly a Eupatorium or Eupatoriadelphus. Agrimonia eupatoria produces a narrow spike of simple yellow flowers, whereas the photographed plant has a panicle of pink flowerheads.

  about 1 month ago

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  Tracy Barbaro set "Image of Solanum carolinense" as an exemplar on "Solanum carolinense L.".

  2 months ago

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  Cyndy Parr set "Image of Cyperus lupulinus subsp. macilentus" as an exemplar on "Cyperus lupulinus subsp. macilentus".

  2 months ago

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  Erwin Gruber commented on an older version of Image of Equisetum arvense:

  image quality too low for secure identification

  3 months ago

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  Erwin Gruber marked "Image of Equisetum arvense" as hidden on the "Equisetum arvense" page.
  Reasons to hide: low quality

  3 months ago

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  Cyndy Parr set "Image of Liatris cylindracea" as an exemplar on "Liatris cylindracea Michx.".

  3 months ago

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  Cyndy Parr set "Image of Erigenia bulbosa" as an exemplar on "Erigenia bulbosa (Michx.) Nutt.".

  3 months ago

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  Cyndy Parr set "Image of Bouteloua curtipendula" as an exemplar on "Bouteloua curtipendula (Michx.) Torr.".

  3 months ago

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  Maggie Whitson set "Image of Physalis longifolia var. subglabrata" as an exemplar on "Physalis longifolia Nutt.".

  3 months ago

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  Cyndy Parr set "Image of Potentilla recta" as an exemplar on "Potentilla recta L.".

  3 months ago

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  Jeff Holmes changed the thumbnail image of "Image of Vernonia baldwinii".

  3 months ago

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