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Field Notes

Description:

Whorled leaf pattern with thin needle like compound blades. Found on the right of the trail approximately 100 yards from cut back. Signs of ant predation and phototropism

Habitat:

Compact soil in tecolote canyon with exposure to direct sunlight. Growing among several distinct species

Notes:

Needle like blades suggest adaption to dry environments. Phototropism suggests competition for sunlight among species. No evidence of predation suggesting either commensalism or mutual symbiosis with ants

Partners: Alex Victoria

Time: 1230pm sunny with partial clouds

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PublishedMarch 19, 2013

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