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 Ieponumos
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limentroll said:
Leponumos, its your go, come on buddy test us!
Oh, not no finals, just partying down those nights with the folks that had em!
Sounds good! If I make all A's (waiting for the last one, so far 3 A's), I'm breaking out my Gymnopilus tea I've had in the freezer for3 months.
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passifloracaerulea said:
isn't it still your turn leponumos from yesterday or before?
I'll get another pic up in a bit.
Edited by Ieponumos (12/08/11 08:21 PM)
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 limentroll
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 Re: Guess the Plant! [Re: Ieponumos]
#15488521 - 12/08/11 08:21 PM (5 months, 18 days ago) |
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Vaccinium stamineum
prolly some more obscure species...
Edited by limentroll (12/08/11 08:23 PM)
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Ieponumos
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limentroll said:
Vaccinium angustifolium?
prolly some more obscure species...
Definitely a Vaccinium!!! But it's not angustfolium. Think small fruits.
And it's definitely distributed in the Eastern US.
EDIT: Epic ninja edit!!! Aye, V. stamineum!!! Batter up! And you're right. We use a lot of exclamation points.
Edited by Ieponumos (12/08/11 08:28 PM)
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passifloracaerulea
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Re: Guess the Plant! [Re: Ieponumos]
#15488591 - 12/08/11 08:38 PM (5 months, 18 days ago) |
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vaccinium stamineum, i think that's the correct spelling.
got it just before me! fair enough though, i was watching community. i like how the ovary in the picture gave it away as a vaccinium, good clue.
Edited by passifloracaerulea (12/08/11 08:43 PM)
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Re: Guess the Plant! [Re: Ieponumos]
#15488603 - 12/08/11 08:42 PM (5 months, 18 days ago) |
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Yeah I had to remember where I had seen it, and I remembered when I was in the south one, visiting the Okeefenokee (sp?) and the Everglades, a distant relative was showing me her garden of various southern and east coast Vaccinium.
I am just more used to the angustifolium when up in PA where certain parts of the forest are carpeted in them...
My plant....
My hint.... you said batter up didn't you?
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passifloracaerulea
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heracleum mantegazzianum? i hate the carrot family. i've always avoided getting to know them at all, even the native ones here.
or archangelica officinalis?
angelica arguta?
Edited by passifloracaerulea (12/08/11 09:13 PM)
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limentroll
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Nah, Thats a noxious invasive. This genus pertains to North American natives and then around the ring of fire and that whole pacific ocean thing.
I love the family because the drastic range from foods, medicines, to toxins 
we protect them in the forest as they keep us and the humans of our forest fed and healthy
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passifloracaerulea
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heracleum lanatum, or conioselinum pacificum
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passifloracaerulea
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you're right, the range is crazy. i avoided it in the beginning because of the dangers and just never picked it up. it's probably about time.
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passifloracaerulea
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angelica genuflexa, kneeling angelica?
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passifloracaerulea
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no kinks in leaves. conium maculatum, poison hemlock?
no more guesses for me. i'm not allowing myself.
Edited by passifloracaerulea (12/08/11 09:33 PM)
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passifloracaerulea
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and i still really have no clue. i say if it's one of mine and someone else can pick which one it is, let them win this round.
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limentroll
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Just to help you narrow it down... Im just going to give you a hint, this genus.. well she is an ANGEL!ica... put that together Angelica
An acquaintance of mine is looking to start cultivating this native to a slender Asian island as many of their immigrants live in the California central valley, Bay area, and Socal!
Those hints are many, but this family is hard to weed through hahaha!
OH and another hint, maybe highlight this whole post?
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passifloracaerulea said:
angelica genuflexa, kneeling angelica?
Closest so far!
Sorry for throwing you a bender....
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limentroll
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passifloracaerulea said:
and i still really have no clue. i say if it's one of mine and someone else can pick which one it is, let them win this round.
Don't even worry, this was a kinda douche move to throw at you hahaha, I forgot how much of a mission weeding through this family can be!
I forage on various species and it took me like 3-4 years before even feeling comfortable with this family as there are so many sketchy look-alikes!
Note- I do not forage for this species! Not a Native here
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passifloracaerulea
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yeah, i was running through oregon natives. i could probably figure it out now. we'll see here...
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passifloracaerulea
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angelica dahurica?
this is funny as shit. you actually got me laughing with this. your hint tells me it could be either from japan, korea, vietnam, cambodia, thailand, hawaii, and i'm sure quite a few others i'm not thinking of.
Edited by passifloracaerulea (12/08/11 10:05 PM)
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limentroll
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This one is endemic to a small area in Japan where it has spread in cultivation. But very close
Also the Wiki photo for this species sucks. Yeah, I am actually sorry at this point, I was going to give you one you probably would have enjoyed more but chose this for some odd reason...
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passifloracaerulea
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angelica keiskei koidzumi, don qui
Edited by passifloracaerulea (12/08/11 10:16 PM)
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passifloracaerulea
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Quote:
limentroll said:
This one is endemic to a small area in Japan where it has spread in cultivation. But very close
Also the Wiki photo for this species sucks. Yeah, I am actually sorry at this point, I was going to give you one you probably would have enjoyed more but chose this for some odd reason...
it's been fun actually, even though i know most of the ones i've guessed have leaves that look nothing like yours. i'm pretty sure i got it this time though.
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