Dissection 4 – Fabaceae – Big-leaved lupine – Lupinus polyphyllus
Big-leaved lupine – Lupinus polyphyllus Habitat: hillside, south facing Leaves: compound, palmate Inflorescence: inflorescent Fruits: …
Dissection 3 – Borganiaceae – Tall bluebell – Mertensia paniculate
Tall bluebell – Mertensia paniculate Habitat: hillside, south facing Leaves: multiple Inflorescence: single flowers, bunched Fruits: …
Dissection 2 – Asteraceae – Common yarrow – Achillea millefolium L.
Common yarrow – Achillea millefolium L. Habitat: hillside, south facing Leaves: alternate, fern-like Inflorescence: multiple flowers Fruits: …
Dissection 1 – Geraniaceae – Northern cranesbill – Geranium bicknellii
Northern Geranium – Geranium bicknellii Habitat: hillside, south facing Leaves: simple, lobes pinnate, leaf margins cleft Inflorescence: …
My Dichotomous Key
This seems right, not positive :/ A. Flowering plant – B B. White flower Bin 2 B’. Purple flower Bin 3 A’. Non-Flowering plant – C C. Cones Bin 1 C’. No cones Bin 4
Hi everyone
Hi everyone. I’m Damian. I work full time in Anchorage, trying to set myself up for a permanent federal position but I need more Botany credits. I also want to learn about the edible plants in the area in case of the zombie apocalypse!