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レディビバに関する気になるポスト。
Draba aizoides and Lewisia rediviva have germinated https://t.co/snXwAe4iSO
— Stephen Shelley (@StephenShelle20) 2020.1.1
Back up to the Blewett area to catch the tail-end of the Lewisia rediviva season. Prolific and enduring display for this species throughout all of the sites, this year. The succulent leaves seem to be a bit more numerous and prominent with each plant, too. https://t.co/J51st9zzIm
— Five Acre Geographic (@5AcreGeographic) 2019.6.14
This year’s spring brought many bitter root, Lewisia rediviva, to bloom on the high desert due to ample moisture. The seeds of this plant may be eaten by some birds. This plant is often found on rocky and seemingly barren ground. #wildflowers #sagebrushsea https://t.co/fQkU5l9oLx
— Sagebrush Habitat Team Oregon (@SageHabitatTeam) 2019.6.15
#Bitterroot (#Lewisia rediviva) blooming in #EasternOregon. Its basal leaves senesce following anthesis, resulting in an odd looking, pinkish plant. https://t.co/nw99qZrzNp
— Lysandra Pyle, PhD (@GrasslandNerd) 2019.5.24
