melanielinkperez 的鑑定

4 brown nutlets. 5 epipetalous stamen and 1 style.

Found in a grassland/forested area. 5 petals blue to violet in color, basal leaves, leathery and soft. Pubescent calix, inflorescence is terminal with axial branching.

A grouping of 8-10 plants located just North of the Mulkey Creek trail.

Note: Pubescence on stem
Cordate leaves
5 yellow petals with brownish/black lines on lowest petal

Leaves cordate, corona yellow, lower surface of leaves pubescent

Leaves alternate; 5 petals and 5 sepals present

Light purple lines on petals; 2 upper petals close together, 3 lower petals with the center being spurred

Leaves only basal. Corolla is white with 5 petals.

raceme of white, corn kernel shaped flowers; pinnate-pinnatifid leaves

raceme of 2-6 pairs of white flowers along a flowering stalk; 3 leaflets divided into 3 secondary leaflets

Basal growth; oval shaped leaf with parallel white veins; glabrous; dull-purple color on underside of leaf

oblanceolate to elliptic leaf shape; leathery leaf texture; evergreen

Climbing vine; dark green foliage; opposite leaf arrangement; simple leaves

Very large shrub. Leaves have an opposite arrangement. Flowers contain bilabiate structures.

Creeping stems, hook like pubescence along the plant. simple, oblanceolate leaves.

Herbaceous, short stemmed plant with violet petals.

Erect, deciduous shrub. Leaves are alternately arranged.

Two plicate leaves near the ground, contains one stem that at its top contains a pale pink flower. The flower is pouch like.

Slightly creeping, panicle is open triangularly shaped. Smooth leaf surfaces both on top and bottom with a small serration on the leaf blades.

Ovate leaves connected to creeping stems. Opposite leaves.