Identificaciones de botanyrules

Disturbed roadside, near agricultural canal.

Not much of a scent, in grassy field.

This flower was found near the side of the road in Gerber, Ca. The flower did not have much of a scent. This plant is naturalized, and is usually seen in disturbed areas.

Habitat: Organic farm. Full sun, moist, no slope. Other species present include vegetable crops, henbit and annual grasses.

Coastal habitat

Disturbed roadside. Roots smell like radish.

Species: Raphanus sativus Linnaeus
Family: Brassicaceae
Environment: Urban park near Penitencia Creek Park (Santa Clara County - San Jose, CA)

Found on the side of the road near shrubs and other pines. This area is a mix of chaparral/oak woodland habitat with serpentine soils.

Mixed oak riparian/high desert, low mountains, rocky, disturbed by OHVs, growing on rocky slope beside gravel road, ~5 meters from river, serpentine belt.

Along ten mile house trail

Found at the entrance of the trail on Ten Mile. Alongside gravel trail.

Growing in the shade on the side of a trail

Found in a mixed habitat with some chaparral species and conifers. The soil here is volcanic

Previously known as cynoglossum grande. This flower was found in Forest Ranch at about 2,400 ft. Found around black oaks, ponderosas, and cedars

39.843, -121.699
Found in an oak woodland
~1000ft elevation

Growing under the shade of other trees, soil is moist but it just rained in last few days

This specimen was found growing in a shaded hillside in Butte county.

Found in oak woodland