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Pseudobahia peirsonii, the San Joaquin Adobe Sunburst!
This annual is endemic to uncommon heavy clay soils in the southeastern San Joaquin Valley and foothills.
Despite major habitat destruction from residential development and invasive species, this tiny population in Fresno County is hanging on.
This annual is endemic to uncommon heavy clay soils in the southeastern San Joaquin Valley and foothills.
Despite major habitat destruction from residential development and invasive species, this tiny population in Fresno County is hanging on.
March 30, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Pseudobahia peirsonii, the San Joaquin Adobe Sunburst!
This annual is endemic to uncommon heavy clay soils in the southeastern San Joaquin Valley and foothills.
Despite major habitat destruction from residential development and invasive species, this tiny population in Fresno County is hanging on.
This annual is endemic to uncommon heavy clay soils in the southeastern San Joaquin Valley and foothills.
Despite major habitat destruction from residential development and invasive species, this tiny population in Fresno County is hanging on.
Visited the beautiful Ajo Mountains in Arizona a few weeks ago. Met the endemic Ajo Mountain Scrub Oak, among many other cool AZ native species 🤠
#quercus #quercusajoensis #ajo #arizona #sonorandesert
#quercus #quercusajoensis #ajo #arizona #sonorandesert
February 20, 2025 at 1:19 AM
Visited the beautiful Ajo Mountains in Arizona a few weeks ago. Met the endemic Ajo Mountain Scrub Oak, among many other cool AZ native species 🤠
#quercus #quercusajoensis #ajo #arizona #sonorandesert
#quercus #quercusajoensis #ajo #arizona #sonorandesert
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Low pressure system west of northern California is rapidly "spinning up" (deepening) and getting that "textbook" mid-latitude cyclone look on satellite imagery this afternoon. This is the major storm slated to bring rain/wind/SoCal debris flow impacts tomorrow (Thu). #CAwx
February 12, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Low pressure system west of northern California is rapidly "spinning up" (deepening) and getting that "textbook" mid-latitude cyclone look on satellite imagery this afternoon. This is the major storm slated to bring rain/wind/SoCal debris flow impacts tomorrow (Thu). #CAwx