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with caracteristic leaf scars, and serving as lunch for giant eastern swallowtails (who depend on Rutaceae)

Swamp forest. Branch leaf 1.2 x 0.5mm, stem leaf 1.2 x 0.6mm.

Saw 3 green fruits on this (or these) vines.

Unexpected find at the Post today. So glad I brought my camera with us!

Sporting orange berries as opposed to the typical burgundy berries

Woooo!! Never seen one in person before. Found three individuals in the area, two showing successful pollination/fruiting.

Comparison with farinosa (the thinner one)

formerly considered part of Conradina etonia. Dunns Creek SP

a likely contender for county champion

1st of season open flower

new site Yay!

@john_arnett

Asimina X colorata: hybrid of Asimina obovata x A pygmaea, likel. Broad, persistent population.

First record of this species on iNaturalist worldwide

Came in on plants from a native plant sale.

Habitat shot

On an old shell midden.

natural hybrid of P. chapmanii and P. blepharoglottis var. conspicua - named after discoverers P. x corderii. Brandon and Jeffrey Corder (strgzzr)

hybrid is red, pictured next to S minor
@edwinbriges is (S. minor x S. psittacina)

This is morphologically different than I. virginica. Possibly I. hexagona or I. savannarum but will need to see capsules at a later date to confirm.

(Left observation)