barbarossa

BS Ecology & Environmental Science, Appalachian State. Currently working in Invasive Plant Management

Raleigh, North Carolina

www.invasiveplantcontrol.com

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Rue Anemome commented on by barbarossa Ohio, USA11 years ago

Sorry spelled that wrong! Rue anemone.

Green Stink Bug commented on by barbarossa Tennessee, USA11 years ago

Thanks! Love it when a name makes perfect sense.

Unknown spotting commented on by barbarossa Kentucky, USA11 years ago

Added

Tricolored Bat commented on by barbarossa Tennessee, USA11 years ago

Added!

American Elderberry commented on by barbarossa Georgia, USA11 years ago

Looks like a young elderberry.

Allegheny Spurge commented on by barbarossa Tennessee, USA11 years ago

Found it! Has a white flower in a day or two.

http://www.wildflower.org/plants/result....

Unknown spotting commented on by barbarossa Amber, Oklahoma, USA11 years ago

I think this is a Physalis sp., probably virginiana. A type of ground cherry in the nightshade family. If it is- it's poisonous when unripe, but delicious when ripe and is used in jams and such. If those fruits are like papery chinese lanterns with berries inside that's probably what it is.

Unknown spotting commented on by barbarossa North Carolina, USA11 years ago

I agree about the uncertainty in the world of fungi. I took a mycology class in university and we were only responsible for identification to genus level most of the time. There is just a lot of variability within species even. Very challenging.

Loblolly Pines commented on by barbarossa South Carolina, USA11 years ago

Anybody know what makes a row of trees grow into this pattern? Light penetration maybe?

Unknown spotting commented on by barbarossa North Carolina, USA11 years ago

Ah, "false chanterelle". That would explain a lot, including the bright orange color. Danke vielmals!