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Garbancillo de Chaparral (Lupinus albifrons)Observ.
thehyphaemovementDescripción
Pedicel 4-5mm. Banner ~1.2x1.2. Flr ~1.5cm.
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Garbancillo de Hojas Largas (Lupinus longifolius)Observ.
jrcowlesDescripción
North Ridge Trail, Chino Hills State Park
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nataliequeallyDescripción
Very silky leaves, previous season’s senesced flower stalks visible (originally thought this pointed to albifrons rather than excubitus)
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Lupinus breweriObserv.
andyjones1Descripción
var. clokeyanus, maybe var. grandiflorus
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littlegroveDescripción
lacking the characteristic grape soda fragrance of Lupinus excubitus, yet this population is previously years had that fragrance.
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cnpsstevewDescripción
Elevation 2,124 meters; height +- 10 dm; stem hairs appressed; stipules +- 6-7 mm; 6-8 leaflets, appressed hairs abaxially and adaxially; petiole length 6 cm; peduncle height 25 cm; inflorescence 30-35 cm; flower 15 mm; hairy fringes absent on wings; keel upper margin ciliate middle to tip.
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tchesterDescripción
The first two pix show the typical hairs on the top edge of the keel for L.excubitus hallii.
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ekoberleDescripción
Generally longer racemes within this grouping make me lean var. austromontanus over var. johnstonii, but ID is tentative. Unsure if color is a reliable indicator but these do seem more pink than other pictures I've seen of austromontanus.
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ekoberleDescripción
Lighter pink flowers and generally shorter stature make me lean var. johnstonii over var. austromontanus, tentatively. Jepson key distinguishes johnstonii from austromontanus by length of raceme (johnstonii 3-14cm & austromontanus 14-40cm) but there is introgression between the two.
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Chirrionera Rayada de Chaparral (Masticophis lateralis ssp. lateralis)Observ.
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Aguililla Cola Roja (Buteo jamaicensis)Observ.
sawyercDescripción
Some type of hawks have built a nest on the columns of the LA Coliseum across the street from the Natural History Museum
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dcoopercemDescripción
Faint grape scent; shrub with persistent infl. stems.
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hkibakDescripción
The small-leaved phase about to switch over to producing the larger 10--25 mm leaflets on the leaves .
Jepson: Leaf: cauline; stipules 8--10 mm; petiole 1--3.5 cm; leaflets 5--9, 10--25 mm.
The final photo (#6) shows a field with both common species of shrubby lupine found on Ft Ord... the glaucus Lupinus chamissonis on the right and middle, and the green Lupinus arboreus on the left.
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borregodudeDescripción
Syd Magner 0029
Plant collected by California State Parks (Colorado Desert District) botany staff.
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Garbancillo Dorado de Chaparral (Lupinus arboreus)Observ.
leafybyeDescripción
Coastal Tree Lupine is a better name perhaps, as not all forms are yellow.
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kelly-stanphillDescripción
Leaf: palmately compound, cauline; stipules fused to petiole. Inflorescence is a raceme, flowers spiraled or whorled. Flower: 9--16 mm; calyx upper lip 6--8 mm, deeply divided, lower 6--10 mm, entire to 3-toothed; petals violet to lavender, banner back generally hairy, spot generally yellow (to white) turning purple, keel generally unlobed near base, upper margins generally ciliate middle to tip, lower glabrous. Fruit: 3--5 cm, hairy.
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leafybyeDescripción
U.S. 101 northbound off ramp at Union Valley Parkway, Orcutt CA
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Garbancillo de Hojas Largas (Lupinus longifolius)Observ.
jrcowlesDescripción
Limestone Canyon, Irvine Ranch Conservancy
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Garbancillo de Hojas Largas (Lupinus longifolius)Observ.
lagoondonDescripción
I don't know if this is excubitus, but it's a perennial shrub lupine of some kind
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Gavilán de Cooper (Accipiter cooperii)Observ.
mysticalpetrichorDescripción
My mom’s pictures - according to her there is also a mother who brought this one food at some point.
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andyjones1Descripción
A duplicate of this specimen was labeled as the holotype: https://www.cch2.org/portal/collections/individual/index.php?occid=787865&clid=undefined
Original description: https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/290980#page/544/mode/1up
Maybe Willis Jepson wrote the description after looking at specimens annotated by CP Smith, similar to how Amos Heller published L. elongatus Greene.
Specimens from Bear Valley, 6500 ft annotated by CP Smith 2 years before publication:
https://webapps.cspace.berkeley.edu/ucjeps/imageserver/blobs/dd9f5b4f-b487-42ba-9379/derivatives/OriginalJpeg/content
https://webapps.cspace.berkeley.edu/ucjeps/imageserver/blobs/1084cb34-e94a-4b36-9b1c/derivatives/OriginalJpeg/content
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Lupinus elatusObserv.
rockybajadaDescripción
A specimen of this plant was identified as L. elatus by Teresa Sholars, co-author of the Lupinus treatment in the Jepson eFlora.
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