Three & 1/2 days since a road worker started the wildfire Note the hairy leaf rachis and thick leaflets.
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Three & 1/2 days since a road worker started the wildfire Note the hairy leaf rachis and thick leaflets.
Relatively developed leaves (dark bluish-green) and fresh bright yellow-green leaves on a young branch.
Three & 1/2 days since a road worker started the wildfire
Three & 1/2 days since a shameless road worker started the wildfire
Indian Jujube is native range is from China to Afghanistan, Malaysia and Queensland, Australia. It is cultivated in India and introduced in many countries as an ornamental. Its habit is invasivie and difficult to irradicate. Axillary shoot becoming a branch..
2014-07-23 TEC-0900 Pera sp.
2014-07-23 TEC-0899 Pera sp
New leaves and new branchlets distinctly colored rufous. Presumed basal laminar glands/nectraries, one on each leaflet.
Understory foliage, new leaves with caducous stipules.
2014-07-23 TEC-0900 Pera sp.
2014-07-23 TEC-0899 Pera sp
second growth along Western Highway in front of TBZ
second growth along Western Highway in front of TBZ
second growth along Western Highway in front of TBZ
JULY-2020: Steven W. Brewer and I HAD THOUGHT this is Cynometra bauhiniifolia. In April 2020 we found a number of individuals in the same locale with laterally compressed fruit, like my March 2016 photos.
In June Steven returned to trees he collected specimens from in April and he collected significantly more developed mature fruit. Steven NOW believes this is NOT C. bauhiniifolia, but a Cynometra species yet to be determined.
Nikon ahead of GPS 2-min so geoencoded accordingly