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Plant ID Quiz
2nd one is occurs in parts of western La and especially the Florida Parishes, this is looking up at the flower it hangs down |
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honey suckle is #1.... No idea for #2
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Grancy grey beard #1 (aka old man's beard, fringe tree)
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Dats it cher
any guesses on #2? |
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I am thinking some type of Iris....
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Plant #2 is found in bogs and it has a unique way of getting nutrients
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#2 looks like a type of Iris, seems like I remember seeing them down in the Chenier marsh a lot
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Is it a bladderwort?
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Bladderwort is on the right track
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Pitcher plant?
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When you said gets nutrients differently made me think of it.
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Winner winner!
Yellow pitcher plant These were in Kisatchie along with some other carnivorous plants - sundews. |
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pale pitcher plant
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dang
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Pitcher Plants are cool man. Saw a pitcher plant bog on a field trip to Kisatchie in my soils class a few years ago.
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I saw some red ones in a field ecology class near Corry,Pa. I also learned not to stand on cotton grass too long that day.
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Around Abita Springs there are a few bogs that have the rare parrots' pitcher plants. The top of the plant comes to a point and looks like a parrots head
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