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Month YYYY This Phenophase Photo Guide has been vetted by the USANPN NCO It is appropriate for use as a supplement to the Natures Notebook phenophase definition sheet for this species ID: 687741

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This Phenophase Photo Guide has been vetted by the USA-NPN NCO. It is appropriate for use as a supplement to the Nature's Notebook phenophase definition sheet for this species.

Be aware there

is variation from individual to individual within a

species, so your plant may not look exactly like the one pictured. If you are uncertain whether or not a phenophase is occurring, report a “?” for its status until it becomes clear what you are observing after subsequent visits.

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Nature’s Notebook

Phenophase

Photo GuideGenus speciescommon name

Your Organization

Tips for

Identification

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Fruits

One or more fruits are visible on the plant.

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Ripe fruits

One or more ripe fruits are visible on the plant. For

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Flower heads

One or more fresh flower heads (inflorescences) are visible on the plant. Flower heads, which include many small flowers arranged in

spikelets, emerge from inside the stem and gradually grow taller. Include flower heads with unopened or open flowers, but do not include heads whose flowers have all wilted or dried or begun to develop into fruits (grains).

Open

flowers

One or more open, fresh flowers are visible on the plant. A flower is considered "open" when reproductive parts (male anthers or female stigmata) can be seen protruding from the spikelet. Do not include flowers with wilted or dried reproductive parts.

Photo creditPhoto creditPhoto creditLeavesOne or more live, green, unfolded leaves are visible on the plant. A leaf is considered "unfolded" once it unrolls slightly from around the stem and begins to fall away at an angle from the stem. Do not include fully dried or dead leaves.

Initial growth

New growth of the plant is visible after a period of no growth (winter or drought), either as new green shoots sprouting from nodes on existing stems

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green shoots breaking through the soil surface, or re-greening of dried stems or leaves. For each shoot, growth is considered "initial" until the first leaf has unfolded or has fully re-greened.

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