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Maggie Whitson commented on an older version of Physalis alkekengi_2:
These would be old fruits where the husk has deteriorated.
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Maggie Whitson commented on an older version of Physalis subglabrata TALL GROUND CHERRY:
This is Physalis heterophylla.
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Maggie Whitson commented on an older version of Physalis subglabrata TALL GROUND CHERRY:
This is Physalis heterophylla.
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Maggie Whitson commented on "Image of Physalis pubescens":
This is a very atypical looking plant. Normally the flowers have nearly black spots in the throats.
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Maggie Whitson commented on "Image of Nicandra physalodes":
Nicandra is recognized as distinct from (and not closely related to) Physalis.
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Maggie Whitson commented on "Image of Nicandra physalodes":
Nicandra is recognized as distinct from (and not closely related to) Physalis.
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Maggie Whitson commented on "File:Disa spathulata subsp. spathulata (as Disa atropurpurea) - Curtis' 112 (Ser. 3 no. 42) pl. 6891 (1886).jpg":
This is a member of the Orchidaceae and does not belong with the genus Physalis (in the Solanaceae).
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Maggie Whitson commented on "Image of Nicandra physalodes":
Nicandra is now widely accepted as being distinct from Physalis (it turns out not to be closely related to it at all.)
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Maggie Whitson commented on "EOL Curators":
Is there any way for curators to edit the descriptions of images? I've seen a lot of neat images showing particular traits of the organisms that won't come up if you search for that trait because the image was not submitted with a description. Any inofrmation would be appreciated.
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Maggie Whitson commented on "Image of Phidippus clarus":
Phidippus are jumping spiders, and should just have a row of four large eyes in the front, with another four spread back along the sides of the "head". Spiders with all of their eyes clustered in the front like this fall into other groups.
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Maggie Whitson commented on an older version of Passiflora galbana Mast.:
Closeup of tendril connecting to the stem.
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Maggie Whitson commented on an older version of Passiflora galbana Mast.:
Closeup of the stipules (the two flaps of tissue at the base of each leaf).
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Maggie Whitson commented on an older version of Passiflora galbana Mast.:
Closeup of the pistil (female flower parts).
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Maggie Whitson commented on an older version of Passiflora galbana Mast.:
Closeup of a single leaf.
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Maggie Whitson commented on an older version of Passiflora galbana Mast.:
Flower buds beginning to open.
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Maggie Whitson commented on an older version of Passiflora galbana Mast.:
A single flower bud.
