Celastrus orbiculatus was NOT FOUND
Went outside tuesday October 27, 2009 on a cloudy afternoon for 55 minutes and were trying to find Asian Bittersweet. We didn't find it and this is our evidence to prove it.
Some of the evidence was the Asian Bittersweet's leaves are whorled not alternate. Another piece of evidence is that the leaves aren't simple they're compound palmate. The last piece of evidence is that the Asian Bittersweet doesn't have berries and the plant we found had only one.
The leaves are whorled not alternate.
The leaves aren't simple they are compound palmate.
Doesn't have many berries.
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The pictures were good, and the evidence was nice and descriptive, but there could of been a little more detail in your evidence. Nice job though!
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thanks i said the same thing to my group
We meant to change the
We meant to change the evidence but we messed up sorry
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What updates would you like to make to your evidence? I'm always happy to help improve data quality and make sure you're satisfied with the work you've published.
Reply to this comment with your new evidence statements, and I'll make them appear. It'll be like magic. Science magic.
Great photos. Love the yellow background. Artsy and fun and really shows off the plant nicely. The plant should wear yellow more often!
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thanks and the plant should wear yellow :)P