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RFC3P0YR–Yellow Wildflowers (Chaenactis) on Clay Formations, Painted Hills, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Oregon
RMH8YM28–Desert Pincushion, Chaenactis stevioides in flower in spring, Joshua Tree National Park, California.
RF2CB67C5–White inflorescences of Pebble Pincushion, Chaenactis Carphoclinia, Asteraceae, native annual, Twentynine Palms, Southern Mojave Desert, Springtime.
RMBX6PDG–Stevia dusty-maiden (Chaenactis stevioides) starting to bloom, Arches National Park, Utah, USA
RFRCPDED–Shrub of Chaenactis fremontii (Fremont's pincushion or Desert pincushion) wildflower, Anza Borrego Desert State Park, California
RF2NGK63C–Desert dandelion (Malacothrix glabrata), desert pincushion (Fremont pincushion, Chaenactis fremontii), superbloom 2019 in Cottonwood Canyon, Colorado
RFT2P8R4–Close up of Chaenactis fremontii (Fremont's pincushion or Desert pincushion) wildflower, Anza Borrego Desert State Park, California
RMCPW0EW–John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, OR Profiles of hills on the Painted Cove trail with John Day's Chaenactis nevii
RFRCPDCJ–Close up of Chaenactis fremontii (Fremont's pincushion or Desert pincushion) wildflower, Anza Borrego Desert State Park, California
RMBYAPTF–USA, Oregon, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. Chaenactis flowers line striped claystone slopes of the Painted Hills Unit.
RFT2P8W5–Shrub of Chaenactis fremontii (Fremont's pincushion or Desert pincushion) wildflower blooming in Anza Borrego Desert State Park during a super bloom,
RF2G20ADH–White Esteve's Pincushion Blooming Desert Wildflowers Chaenactis steviodes Macro Petrified Forest National Park Arizona
RMW0P8WJ–A rare super bloom of spring bee flowers and chaenactis on the slopes of the Painted Hills in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
RM2WH79DW–Pebble Pincusion, Chaenactis carphoclinia, in bloom in spring in Death Valley National Park in the Mojave Desert in California.
RF2CEBAA0–Beautiful pink and white dustymaiden in the Southern California desert. Chaenactis (pincushions or dustymaidens) are wildflowers native to western No
RMC3P104–Yellow Wildflowers (Chaenactis) on Clay Formations, Painted Hills, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Oregon
RF2CB6775–White inflorescences of Pebble Pincushion, Chaenactis Carphoclinia, Asteraceae, native annual, Twentynine Palms, Southern Mojave Desert, Springtime.
RMA5ADG2–Composition with Gilia cana ssp. triceps, Showy Gilia, & Chaenactis fremontii , Desert Pincushion, Death Valley, CA
RMD53TXP–USA, Oregon, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. Chaenactis flowers line volcanic claystone slopes of the Painted Hills Unit
RF2G1CAMT–White Esteve's Pincushion Blooming Desert Wildflowers Chaenactis steviodes Macro Petrified Forest National Park Arizona
RMW0P6GJ–A rare super bloom of spring bee flowers and chaenactis on the slopes of the Painted Hills in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
RMC3P10C–Yellow Wildflowers (Chaenactis) on Clay Formations, Painted Hills, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Oregon
RF2CB6790–White inflorescences of Pebble Pincushion, Chaenactis Carphoclinia, Asteraceae, native annual, Twentynine Palms, Southern Mojave Desert, Springtime.
RM2C1NY6R–Chaenactis heterocarpha var megacephala A Gray Stockw Chaenactis heterocarpha var megacephala A Gray Stockw.
RM2R458RM–Spring wildflowers bloom in the desert, along the Oatman Highway, south of Oatman, Arizona, USA on a beautiful spring day.
RMD53TXW–USA, Oregon, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. Chaenactis flowers line volcanic claystone slopes of the Painted Hills Unit
RMRF3RHF–. Vegetation-soil units in the central Oregon juniper zone. Botany Oregon Ecology; Plant-soil relationships Oregon; Junipers Oregon. 3S WW. Figure 13 Soil profile of series III—very stony phase, supporting the Purshia variant: Juniperus/ Festuca association. Rhyolitic and andesitic stones occupy 50 percent of the profile volume. Figure 14 Stand representative of the Juniperus/Artemisia/ Agropyron- Chaenactis association. Junip- erus occidentalis is fairly evenly spaced, providing the charac- teristic savanna aspect of the juniper zone. Figure 15 Detail of the soil surface and understory vegeta
RMW0P6GX–A rare super bloom of spring bee flowers and chaenactis on the slopes of the Painted Hills in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
RMC3P0W4–Yellow Wildflowers (Chaenactis) on Clay Formations, Painted Hills, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Oregon
RF2CB67B6–White inflorescences of Pebble Pincushion, Chaenactis Carphoclinia, Asteraceae, native annual, Twentynine Palms, Southern Mojave Desert, Springtime.
RF2BD392M–White blossoms of native Southern Mojave Desert Spring annual, Fremont Pincushion, Chaenactis Fremontii, in Joshua Tree National Park.
RM2R458RR–Spring wildflowers bloom in the desert, along the Oatman Highway, south of Oatman, Arizona, USA on a beautiful spring day.
RMBGC1FW–USA, Oregon, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. Chaenactis flowers line volcanic claystone slopes; Painted Hills Unit
RMRFCB2R–. Vegetation-soil units in the central Oregon juniper zone. Botany Oregon Ecology; Plant-soil relationships Oregon; Junipers Oregon. 3S WW. Figure 13 Soil profile of series III—very stony phase, supporting the Purshia variant: Juniperus/ Festuca association. Rhyolitic and andesitic stones occupy 50 percent of the profile volume. Figure 14 Stand representative of the Juniperus/Artemisia/ Agropyron- Chaenactis association. Junip- erus occidentalis is fairly evenly spaced, providing the charac- teristic savanna aspect of the juniper zone. Figure 15 Detail of the soil surface and understory vegeta
RMW0P8P7–A rare super bloom of spring bee flowers and chaenactis on the slopes of the Painted Hills in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
RMW68XFH–The civil twilight glow on the spring bloom of wildflowers at the base of the Painted Hills Unit in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds.
RF2BD393A–White blossoms of native Southern Mojave Desert Spring annual, Fremont Pincushion, Chaenactis Fremontii, in Joshua Tree National Park.
RMBGC1FA–USA, Oregon, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. Chaenactis flowers line volcanic claystone slopes; Painted Hills Unit
RMRDDC95–. The Effects of disturbance on desert soils, vegetation, and community processes with emphasis on off-road vehicles : a critical review. Desert ecology; All terrain vehicles. FIGURE 6.11 COMPARISON OF COVER OF SPRING ANNUALS Growing within a Control Area and the Track Created by 100 Passes of a Motorcycle 50-. 40-- 30-- 20-- Erodium cicutarium -r MAX Chaenactis fremontii. -<&- =£h Schismus barbatus Control Treatment â © j^a= Control Treatment. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and ap
RMW68XJ5–The civil twilight glow on the spring bloom of wildflowers at the base of the Painted Hills Unit in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds.
RF2BD391G–White blossoms of native Southern Mojave Desert Spring annual, Fremont Pincushion, Chaenactis Fremontii, in Joshua Tree National Park.
![. The Effects of disturbance on desert soils, vegetation, and community processes with emphasis on off-road vehicles : a critical review. Desert ecology; All terrain vehicles. Figure 6.9 a. b. c. Comparison of annual plants on May 9, 1978 in the control (upper row) and in tracks (lower row) created by 20 passes of a Ford "Bronco" at site 1 on Aug. 19, 1977. Chaenactis (left) and Erodium (center) were similar in size on control and tracked areas but Platystemon collected from within tracked areas (right) had large reductions in both root and shoot growth. Closeup of Platystemon from t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDDC98/the-effects-of-disturbance-on-desert-soils-vegetation-and-community-processes-with-emphasis-on-off-road-vehicles-a-critical-review-desert-ecology-all-terrain-vehicles-figure-69-a-b-c-comparison-of-annual-plants-on-may-9-1978-in-the-control-upper-row-and-in-tracks-lower-row-created-by-20-passes-of-a-ford-quotbroncoquot-at-site-1-on-aug-19-1977-chaenactis-left-and-erodium-center-were-similar-in-size-on-control-and-tracked-areas-but-platystemon-collected-from-within-tracked-areas-right-had-large-reductions-in-both-root-and-shoot-growth-closeup-of-platystemon-from-t-RDDC98.jpg ". The Effects of disturbance on desert soils, vegetation, and community processes with emphasis on off-road vehicles : a critical review. Desert ecology; All terrain vehicles. Figure 6.9 a. b. c. Comparison of annual plants on May 9, 1978 in the control (upper row) and in tracks (lower row) created by 20 passes of a Ford "Bronco" at site 1 on Aug. 19, 1977. Chaenactis (left) and Erodium (center) were similar in size on control and tracked areas but Platystemon collected from within tracked areas (right) had large reductions in both root and shoot growth. Closeup of Platystemon from t Stock Photo")
RMRDDC98–. The Effects of disturbance on desert soils, vegetation, and community processes with emphasis on off-road vehicles : a critical review. Desert ecology; All terrain vehicles. Figure 6.9 a. b. c. Comparison of annual plants on May 9, 1978 in the control (upper row) and in tracks (lower row) created by 20 passes of a Ford "Bronco" at site 1 on Aug. 19, 1977. Chaenactis (left) and Erodium (center) were similar in size on control and tracked areas but Platystemon collected from within tracked areas (right) had large reductions in both root and shoot growth. Closeup of Platystemon from t
RMW68WPX–The civil twilight glow on the spring bloom of wildflowers at the base of the Painted Hills Unit in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds.
RF2BD392D–White blossoms of native Southern Mojave Desert Spring annual, Fremont Pincushion, Chaenactis Fremontii, in Joshua Tree National Park.
RMRHKBNT–. The biologist's handbook of pronunciations. Biology. CEUTHOPHILUS 63 Ceuthophilus (su-thof'-il-us) Ceyx (se'-iks) Chaenactis (ken-akt'-is) Chaenactis. New Latin <Gr. chaino to gape-f-afe/1'5, a ray, referring to the marginal flowers of one section of the genus. The accent falls on the penult because this syllable is long (the vowel a followed by two con- sonants). Pronounced: ken-akt'-is. Chaenomeles* (ke-nom'-e-lez) Chaerophon (ke'-rofon) Chaerophyllum* (ke-ro-fir-um) Chaeropus (ke'-ro-pus) chaeta (ke'-ta, pi. ke'-te) Chaetochloa* (ke-tok'-16-a) Chaetognatha (ke-tog'-nath-a) chaetosema (
RMW68X9A–The civil twilight glow on the spring bloom of wildflowers at the base of the Painted Hills Unit in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds.
RMRDDC96–. The Effects of disturbance on desert soils, vegetation, and community processes with emphasis on off-road vehicles : a critical review. Desert ecology; All terrain vehicles. FIGURE 6.10 SITE 1 April 1978 RELATIONSHIP OF WINTER ANNUAL PLANT COVER TO SOIL MECHANICAL IMPEDANCE and the Number of Passes of a 4-wheel drive vehicle over desert soil at field capacity 50-r + Mechanical Impedance- Cover ⢠Chaenactis fremontii O Erodium cicutarium A Schismus barbatus S3 All Species. --44 -^0 -30 --20 -H6 E o CN 2 to CO © u c â o 03 a E H2 i CO â8 C 1 3 5 7 10 Number of Passes by 4-Wheel-Drive Vehicle
RMW68X16–The civil twilight glow on the spring bloom of wildflowers at the base of the Painted Hills Unit in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds.
RMW68XBF–The civil twilight glow on the spring bloom of wildflowers at the base of the Painted Hills Unit in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds.
RMW68WWD–The civil twilight glow on the spring bloom of wildflowers at the base of the Painted Hills Unit in central Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds.
RMW68X8N–Massive thunderstorm drops rain moving over central Oregon’s Painted Hills Unit in the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
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