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Field Notes

Description:

Reddish-pink, yellow, orange and green succulents. In large groups of plants. Ranged from about 4-8 inches tall. Leaves triangular in shape, with the outer edge curved like a potato wedge.

Habitat:

Tecolote Canyon. San Diego, CA

Notes:

Partner: friend Alexa Argumedo

Species ID Suggestions

Sea Fig

Carpobrotus chilensis

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Ava T-B
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Comments (2)
CindyBinghamKeiser
Hello, you have received an ID suggestion which 4 people agree. Please review and edit your spotting to include the provided information. When the scientific name is added, this spotting will be removed from the unidentified list :)
Gilma Jeannette Ospino Ferreira-Norman
I had those growing in my garden in Seal Beach, California, I started it from a very tiny cutting growing at the sand dunes, it is a succculent and it grows beautiful purple or yellow, many petal flowers. I just never knew their scientific name! Thank you for sharing, brings fond memories. : )

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BIOL 221L - Tecolote Canyon
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PublishedMarch 13, 2013

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