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PlantSnap Plant Identification app... PlantSnap - Plant Identifier App, #1 Mobile App for Plant Identification
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I use LeafSnap. Must be different version of the same thing. Gives me possibilities but also commercials. Still very helpful.
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Does anyone know what this is? It was growing out of what appeared to be some kind of succulent. I should have taken a picture from the back of the pot so you could see the source. At any rate, it's right cool and I had never seen one.
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Over a century ago at an agricultural experimental station in England they simply let a field of wheat (several acres) go to seed. It reseeded itself the following year but with lots of weeds. Five years later they found less than a dozen stalks of wheat.
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Huh, I never would have guessed that. By the sweat of his brow, I guess. Wow.
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My previous Pastor and his wife came over to visit me a little while back. His wife showed me this new app that she had on her phone. She could point her phone at a plant; and it would tell her the name. It worked really well; but she had to pay a monthly fee for the service.
I just found this free online website that works kind of nicely: Pl@ntNet Identify
I did a search on the second picture you posted.
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Toxicodendron diversilobum (Torr. & A. Gray) Greene Anacardiaceae
Maybe the first picture of that set?
I just found this free online website that works kind of nicely: Pl@ntNet Identify
I did a search on the second picture you posted.
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Toxicodendron diversilobum (Torr. & A. Gray) Greene Anacardiaceae
Maybe the first picture of that set?
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Thanks! That's really handy. I'm almost certain it's not Western Poison Oak. It grew out of a succulent. Escheveria Elegans (Mexican Snow Ball) maybe? I just looked it up. I really can't tell, for sure. I should have taken better pictures.
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