Puslapis įkeliamas
Puslapis įkeliamas
Nė vienos jų nekerpame ir neretušuojame.
Šiame puslapyje išvardijama kiekviena mūsų skelbiama nuotrauka: keturios naudojamos šioje svetainėje, pirmosios, ir kiekviena augalų katalogo nuotrauka, žemiau su fotografu ir kiekvienai įrašyta licence. Didžioji katalogo dalis naudojama pagal „Creative Commons“ licenciją, kuri reikalauja nurodyti fotografą, todėl šis sąrašas yra licencijos sąlyga, o ne mandagumas.
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| Failas | Ką ji rodo | Šaltinis | Licencija |
|---|---|---|---|
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Kiekviena augalų katalogo nuotrauka, sugrupuota pagal augalų grupę ir išdėstyta pagal augalo pavadinimą. Kiekvienoje eilutėje nurodomas augalas, fotografas, licencija ir — kai darbaknygės pastaba yra vienintelė vieta, kurioje užfiksuotas šaltinis — ta pastaba.
Suskaičiuota iš paties katalogo kiekvieną kartą pateikus šį puslapį, o ne surinkta ranka.
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| Augalas | Fotografas | Licencija | Šaltinis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bay LaurelLaurus nobilis · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0401. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/605960068/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Laurus nobilis. Photo: Richard Fuller, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 6130986554 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. |
| BeechFagus sylvatica · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0013. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/605750989/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Fagus sylvatica. Photo: Scott Shanks, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 5938477575 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. | WINTER: Fagus sylvatica. CC0 1.0, public domain, no attribution required, via GBIF, winter observation 5908657138 taken 2025-12-02 taken 2025-12-02. REVIEW: winter record, framing unconfirmed, may be a close-up rather than a whole plant. Wild recorded plant, not a clipped hedge. Beech holds brown winter leaves, so this may not read as bare. |
| BlackthornPrunus spinosa · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0023. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/604466060/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Prunus spinosa. Photo: Jason Thompson, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 5938316114 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. | WINTER: Rejected: a CC BY licence requires the photographer to be named and no name could be recovered for this record. REVIEW: winter record, framing unconfirmed, may be a close-up rather than a whole plant. Wild recorded plant, not a clipped hedge. |
| BorindaBorinda · Grasses | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | No separate photograph. The only usable image found is already used by group PG-0274, and each habit group needs a picture of its own shape. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for "Borinda", which returns 50 ids. Tried every Borinda page in the result set at images_per_page=75: genus ids 65290064, 57688092, 52455952, 55575200, 62504318, 65327378, 65643009, 51610473, 53725495, and species ids 60640150 (boliana), 68309727 (frigidorum), 68309729 (macclureana), 65027639 (ferax), plus the Fargesia synonym pages 2896568 (grossa) and 2906750 (utilis). Every single one returns zero dataObjects, taxon records with no media. Fargesia macclureana (2884837) returned HTTP 429 on four attempts and could not be read. Blank because EOL holds no photographs for this genus at all, not because of licence. |
| BoxBuxus sempervirens · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0037. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/611685121/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Buxus sempervirens. Photo: Sarah Adamson, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 6133165711 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. |
| Butternut SquashCucurbita pepo; Cucurbita moschata · Vegetables | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.45 into PG-0513. This group was left behind in v9.22. It listed two plant IDs in one cell and both of those plants had been repointed to their own groups, so nothing in the catalogue pointed at this row and no gardener could ever have seen its picture. Its shape, "Trailing", is the same shape PG-0513 already carries for Butternut Squash, Cucurbita moschata. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/618217891/original.jpg | STAGE CHECK, v9.42. New rule: a crop must be shown at the stage it is grown to, not at the stage that makes it identifiable to a botanist. Wild carrot in flower is a correct photograph of Daucus carota and useless, because carrots are pulled a year before they flower. Confirmed failures of this kind: carrot in flower, radish flowering with no root in shot, leek shown as wild leek in flower. This picture has not been checked against the rule. | More than one catalogue row shares this silhouette and they collapse to one photograph under the dedup rule. | Species shown: Cucurbita moschata. Photo: Gabriel Cardoso Fialho, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 6163251308 The trailing group is shown with C. moschata so it does not repeat the bush C. pepo or the pumpkin C. maxima pictures |
| CelosiaCelosia · Bedding and annuals | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Left blank. Every photograph of Celosia cristata and of Celosia argentea var. cristata on GBIF is either NC or all rights reserved, so there is no shippable picture of the folded brain like crest. The only image available is the one already on group PG-0643. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Celosia cristata and Celosia argentea. Ids tried: 52193108 (3 items, all CC BY-NC-SA 2.0), 49953216 (1, CC BY-NC 3.0), 51603694 (0), 51593611 (0), 49903489 (1, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0), 67832417 (1 item, a genuine folded cockscomb, "AMARANTHACEAE - Cockscomb Flower (Celosia argentea L. var. cristata)" by Kai Yan, Joseph Wong, but CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 so rejected), 68492519 (0), 50116322 (0), 585463 Celosia argentea (51 items, read in full including the whole 12 item Wikimedia block) and genus 23769034 (67 items, tail truncated). Licence-clear photographs do exist on 585463 and 23769034, but every one shows either the wild spike form or var. plumosa feathery plumes, never the thick folded brain like crest; the only PD item on 585463 is an Alida Withoos painting, not a photograph. Blank on shape, not on licence: no free licensed photograph of the crested form was found. |
| Cherry LaurelPrunus laurocerasus · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0067. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://content.eol.org/data/media/56/31/9e/509.10d0e170fea4a4ae54c083a4f63a9e06.jpg | Species shown: Prunus laurocerasus. Photo: Fritz Geller-Grimm, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons via EOL. Original item: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Prunus_laurocerasus_fg01.jpg. Shape evidence: description 'Prunus laurocerasus, Nied, Frankfurt/Main, Germany'. A plain plant shot from a German suburb, species level only. Nothing in the item says clipped or hedge.. Was blank in v9.34 because GBIF had nothing usable; found through Encyclopedia of Life in v9.35. |
| Chitalpa× Chitalpa · Trees | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank. Chitalpa tashkentensis has no human observation records with a photograph on GBIF. Every image held is attached to a preserved specimen, which does not show a rounded spreading crown. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Chitalpa and Chitalpa tashkentensis; 25 page ids returned, seven tried at images_per_page=75 (48951941, 48951942, 50930979, 53580977, 57423435, 66226734, 67045766). Only two hold media, 48951941 (×Chitalpa) and 48951942 (×Chitalpa tashkentensis), and they hold the same six CalPhotos photographs by Zoya Akulova, sequence numbers 749164 to 749169, each described 'Hybrid of Chilopsis linearis and Catalpa bignonioides'. Every one is http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/. Twelve media items read in total, all NC. Blank on licence, not on availability. | WINTER: Left blank, unchanged from the earlier pass. Chitalpa tashkentensis has 34 records with a photograph worldwide and none of them are in Europe, so nothing survives the country rule. |
| Cotoneaster lacteusCotoneaster lacteus · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0042. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://content.eol.org/data/media/59/26/6a/509.fd99ffb8fbde3933e3740e8109c05f98.jpg | Species shown: Cotoneaster lacteus. Photo: A. Barra, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons via EOL. Original item: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cotoneaster_lacteus.jpg. Shape evidence: description 'Cotoneaster lacteus. Real Jardin Botanico, Madrid. Date: November 2005', a botanic garden planting, so a cultivated shrub. Nothing in the item says it is clipped or grown as a hedge.. Was blank in v9.34 because GBIF had nothing usable; found through Encyclopedia of Life in v9.35. |
| DamsonPrunus domestica subsp. insititia · Fruit | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | PG-1 (see Working Papers). | DEAD LINK, HTTP 403, confirmed 24 August 2026. The image no longer resolves and this row needs a replacement picture. URL that failed: https://www.artsobservasjoner.no/MediaLibrary/plants/2013/large/380424.jpg | STAGE CHECK, v9.42. New rule: a crop must be shown at the stage it is grown to, not at the stage that makes it identifiable to a botanist. Wild carrot in flower is a correct photograph of Daucus carota and useless, because carrots are pulled a year before they flower. Confirmed failures of this kind: carrot in flower, radish flowering with no root in shot, leek shown as wild leek in flower. This picture has not been checked against the rule. | WINTER SUSPECT, v9.42. Ten of ten winter pictures inspected on 24 August 2026 were in full leaf, fruit or blossom, including a shrub covered in white flower and a Blackthorn dated 2 December showing sloes on a twig. The month filter worked perfectly. The cause is definitional: research grade on iNaturalist means two people agreed on the species, and you cannot identify a deciduous plant from a bare silhouette, so the winter records that reach research grade are exactly the ones with enough leaf, fruit or bud left to identify. Every winter picture in this workbook is suspect until looked at. Do not collect more from GBIF. | Species shown: Prunus domestica subsp. insititia, the damson. Photo: Jan Sørensen, CC BY 4.0, via Artsobservasjoner / GBIF, observation 2404306623 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. This is a second photograph from the same occurrence used for the bullace group, because it is the only Prunus domestica subsp. insititia record in GBIF with a licence we can ship. Damson and bullace are the same subspecies, so a reviewer may prefer to leave one of the two groups blank. | WINTER: Photo: CawVus, CC BY-SA, via GBIF, winter observation 5109809536 taken 2024-02-06 taken 2024-02-06. REVIEW: winter record, framing unconfirmed, may be a close-up rather than a whole plant. This is the species Prunus domestica and not the damson subspecies, reached by the widened step of trying another taxon in the genus commonly recorded in Britain, because subsp. insititia has no winter human observation records in GB at all. The bare winter framework of a plum and a damson are close, but a reviewer should be told the substitution was made. | LICENCE VERSION NOT PUBLISHED: the source records this only a |
| Fennel (veg)Foeniculum vulgare var. azoricum · Vegetables | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Blank on licence. GBIF holds only four photographed human observations named var. azoricum and every media item is CC BY-NC, which a paid app cannot use | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for "Foeniculum vulgare azoricum" and "Foeniculum vulgare". Both azoricum ids hold zero dataObjects: 49996121 and 72345820 (Anethum foeniculum var. azoricum). The species page 585008 was read unfiltered at images_per_page=75, 52 media items, of which seven are shippable: CalPhotos publicdomain (Stan Spencer), USDA CC0 (Steve Hurst), Wikimedia CC BY-SA 3.0 (Javier martin, collected wild in Sierra Madrona), CC BY-SA 4.0, and two CC BY 4.0 iNaturalist items (Jon Sullivan). Two further public domain items were rejected under the book scan rule: a Flore medicale plate via Flickr BHL and a Britton and Brown line drawing via USDA PLANTS. No item anywhere on the page mentions azoricum, Florence, finocchio or a bulb; all show wild fennel. Blank on shape, not on licence: wild fennel is not the swollen-based vegetable this row needs. |
| Field MapleAcer campestre · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0001. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/630028564/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Acer campestre. Photo: Stephen James McWilliam, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 6185834191 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. | WINTER: Photo: Hopefully Acceptable Username, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons via EOL. Original item: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Valentines_Park_Maple_(1).jpg. Winter evidence: 'The Valentines Park Maple, one of the Great Trees of London. Date: 9 November 2022, 14:06:12.' - November date plus an explicit northern hemisphere location (Valentines Park, Ilford, London, England). No word bare or leafless appears in the item.. Added v9.35 from Encyclopedia of Life. |
| FirAbies · Trees | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Left blank. The squat dwarf bun is a cultivar shape only, such as Abies balsamea Nana or Abies koreana Silberlocke, and GBIF human observations carry no cultivar names, so every openly licensed Abies photograph shows a full sized conical tree. The only image available is the one already on group PG-0517. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for "Abies" and read the genus page 13998 unfiltered at images_per_page=75: 67 media items, 35 of them CC BY 4.0 by Steven J. Baskauf via Bioimages Vanderbilt, so licence is not the obstacle here. Every one is a wild full sized species tree (Abies concolor at Yosemite, Abies fraseri at Clingmans Dome and so on) and no item on the page carries Nana, dwarf, cultivar, Silberlocke, bun or prostrate in its title or description. Blank on shape: the squat dwarf bun is a cultivar silhouette and nothing openly licensed on EOL shows it. |
| Goat's BeardAruncus · Perennials | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Left blank. GBIF sinks Aruncus aethusifolius, the dwarf ferny goat's beard, into Aruncus dioicus, so both the name search and the accepted taxon key return photographs of the tall species, and a full text search finds no observation actually identified as the dwarf. The only image available is the one already on group PG-0574. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for "Aruncus aethusifolius" and "Aruncus dioicus". EOL has no page for aethusifolius at all; the searches return only dioicus, its infrataxa and Aruncus sylvester (22 ids). Page 633532, Aruncus dioicus, read unfiltered at images_per_page=75: 67 media items, 12 CC BY 4.0 (Steven J. Baskauf, Bioimages) and 4 CC0 (USDA PLANTS), all of the tall species. The single item that genuinely shows the dwarf plant is Biopix EOL-media-913-83310, source http://www.biopix.com/aruncus-aethusifolius_photo-83310.aspx, description "Botaniska tradgarden, Goteborg", rights holder G Drange, and its licence is http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/, so it is rejected. Blank: the only correct shape is NC, and the shippable items are the wrong shape. |
| HakonechloaHakonechloa macra · Grasses | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Left blank on licence. Every photograph on the Hakonechloa macra human observation records carries a non-commercial or no-derivatives licence, which a paid app cannot ship. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for "Hakonechloa macra". Five ids tried at images_per_page=75: species page 5828848 (2 media items, both CC BY-NC 4.0, Keita Watanabe via iNaturalist), genus page 5846485 (2 items, both CC BY-NC 4.0), and the cultivar and form pages 69404143 (aureola), 57405502 (f. macra) and 47160979 (f. albo-aurea), all three holding zero dataObjects. Blank on licence, confirmed on a full pass rather than a twelve item pass. |
| HawthornCrataegus monogyna · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0011. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/605098537/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Crataegus monogyna. Photo: Clare Hutchinson, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 5938476537 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. | WINTER: Photo: AnRo0002, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons via EOL. Original item: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:20210117Crataegus_monogyna2.jpg. Winter evidence: 'Eingeschneiter Weissdorn (Crataegus monogyna) im Naturschutzgebiet St. Arnualer Wiesen. Date: Taken on 17 January 2021.' - eingeschneit = snowed in, plus a January date, plus coordinates 49 12 56 N, 7 01 39 E (Saarbruecken, Germany, northern hemisphere).. Added v9.35 from Encyclopedia of Life. |
| HemlockTsuga · Trees | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Left blank on purpose. The low wide weeping mound with no leader is the cultivar Tsuga canadensis 'Pendula'. Every Tsuga species in GBIF is a tall single leadered forest tree, the shape already pictured on group PG-1183, so the only image available is the one already on the other group. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Tsuga canadensis, 32 ids returned. Ids tried: 1033654 species page (57 media items, licence filtered read complete, 32 items carry an accepted licence), 71669885 Tsuga canadensis pendula (0), 71669873 Tsuga canadensis pendula duplicate id (0). Every licence clear item is a tall single leadered forest or campus tree, a cone, bark or a twig: Baskauf CC BY 4.0, Smithsonian CC0, USDA PLANTS CC0, and the Wikimedia CC BY-SA 3.0 and CC BY 3.0 items by Famartin, Moosh, Plant Image Library and Nicholas A. Tonelli. Nothing shows a low wide weeping mound without a leader. Blank on shape. |
| HollyIlex aquifolium · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0015. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/604787482/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Ilex aquifolium. Photo: Stephen James McWilliam, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 5938331266 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. |
| HornbeamCarpinus betulus · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0008. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/604809053/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Carpinus betulus. Photo: Richard Fuller, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 5938156798 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. | WINTER: Carpinus betulus. CC0 1.0, public domain, no attribution required, via GBIF, winter observation 5932510151 taken 2025-12-11 taken 2025-12-11. REVIEW: winter record, framing unconfirmed, may be a close-up rather than a whole plant. Wild recorded plant, not a clipped hedge. Hornbeam holds brown winter leaves, so this may not read as bare. |
| Ice Plant (Sedum spectabile)Hylotelephium; Hylotelephium spectabile · Perennials | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.45 into PG-0515. This group was left behind in v9.22. It listed two plant IDs in one cell and both of those plants had been repointed to their own groups, so nothing in the catalogue pointed at this row and no gardener could ever have seen its picture. Its shape, "Upright fleshy border clump", is the same shape PG-0515 already carries for Ice Plant, Hylotelephium spectabile. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/625089668/original.jpg | More than one catalogue row shares this silhouette and they collapse to one photograph under the dedup rule. | Species shown: Hylotelephium telephium. Photo: Katrin Simon, CC BY 4.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 6179170691 Hylotelephium spectabile returned no licence-clear photograph, so the upright border species Hylotelephium telephium was used instead. |
| Japanese CedarCryptomeria · Trees | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Left blank on purpose. Cryptomeria is a one species genus and the dense dwarf bun is a cultivar such as Vilmoriniana, which GBIF does not record apart from Cryptomeria japonica, so the only image available is the one already on group PG-0706. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Cryptomeria japonica, 34 ids returned. Ids tried: 126871 species page (67 media items, read at images_per_page=75; the listing truncates around item 61 inside the Wikimedia block), 14008 genus page (67 items, licence filtered read complete), 68788327 Cryptomeria japonica nana (0), 50290260 Cryptomeria japonica cultivars (0). Licence-clear items are plentiful (PD Kurzenko CalPhotos, CC0 Smithsonian and USDA, CC BY-SA 4.0 harum.koh, CC BY-SA 3.0 Jnn, Hedwig Storch, LBM1948, Dokudami, CC BY 3.0 Sigma64) but every one shows a tall forest tree or a grove; the two dwarf cultivar frames on the page, 'Globosa Nana' and 'Bandai-Tsugi', are both CC BY-NC 3.0 Zoya Akulova. Hedwig Storch's CC BY-SA 3.0 Madeira image is cultivar 'Elegans', an upright soft foliage form, not a dense bun. Blank: the dwarf bun shape has no licence clear photograph. |
| LavandinLavandula x intermedia · Shrubs | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | No usable photograph. GBIF returns no human observation records at all for Lavandula x intermedia under any spelling tried, so there is no media item to read a licence from. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for "Lavandula intermedia" (multiplication sign stripped). Seven ids tried, each read unfiltered at images_per_page=75: 51629513 (1 media item, CC BY-NC 4.0), 52456471, 72300488, 72300490, 65044905, 65044903 (all zero dataObjects), and the genus page 61212 (73 media items read in one pass: 16 by-nc/3.0, 8 by-nc-sa/3.0, 28 by-nc/4.0, 6 publicdomain, 15 by/4.0). The genus page does hold 21 shippable items, but every one is an iNaturalist observation filed at genus level with an empty title and an empty description, so nothing in any item identifies Lavandula x intermedia or the larger grey mound with long branched spikes. Not blank on licence this time, blank on identification: I will not label an unidentified Lavandula as lavandin. |
| LavenderLavandula angustifolia · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0175. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/614826106/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Lavandula angustifolia. Photo: jamie-aa, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 6159322886 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. |
| PeonyPaeonia · Perennials | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Left blank. An Itoh intersectional peony is a garden hybrid cultivar group with no wild occurrence records, so no GBIF human observation can honestly be labelled as that shape. Naming a species would misrepresent the silhouette. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for "Paeonia". Genus page 61607 read unfiltered at images_per_page=75: 67 media items, 34 by-nc/3.0, 24 by-nc-sa/3.0, 9 publicdomain. The 9 public domain items are CalPhotos wild species shots by Larry Blakely and Dr. Nick V. Kurzenko. No item on the page carries "Itoh" or "intersectional" in its title or description. Paeonia x lemoinei (52193953), the tree peony parent of the Itoh crosses, holds zero dataObjects, and the second genus id 51583436 holds zero. Blank on shape: an Itoh intersectional is a cultivar group and no openly licensed EOL item shows it. |
| Photinia "Red Robin"Photinia x fraseri · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0065. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/649986634/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Photinia x fraseri. Photo: Gerry van Tonder, CC BY 4.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 6253183529 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. The multiplication sign was stripped from the query name. |
| Phylliopsis× Phylliopsis · Alpines | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank. Phylliopsis has no human observation records with a photograph on GBIF. The only records are pressed herbarium sheets of Phylliopsis hillieri, which do not show a low twiggy evergreen hummock. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Phylliopsis. Six page ids returned (53580860, 53580861 ×Phylliopsis hillieri, 59009727, 65335714, 67422637, 67523030); all six read at images_per_page=75 and every one is an empty taxon stub with no dataObjects. Parent route tried: the Kalmiopsis genus page 61797 holds 23 media items, all with blank titles and blank descriptions, none naming Phylliopsis or a Phyllodoce cross. Nothing anywhere genuinely names the hybrid, and a Kalmiopsis or Phyllodoce photograph would be a parent substituted for the hybrid, so none was recorded. Blank. |
| PrivetLigustrum ovalifolium · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0061. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://content.eol.org/data/media/f8/94/49/509.6bb42bb1e24e08becb4906cbe79f38e9.jpg | Species shown: Ligustrum ovalifolium. Photo: Rudolphous, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons via EOL. Original item: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Noordwijk_-_Haagliguster_(Ligustrum_ovalifolium).jpg. Shape evidence: title and description read 'Noordwijk - Haagliguster (Ligustrum ovalifolium)'. Dutch 'haag' means hedge and 'haagliguster' is the hedging privet, so this is the only item on the page whose own text points at a hedge rather than a free-standing shrub. Best match for the formal clipped hedge shape.. Was blank in v9.34 because GBIF had nothing usable; found through Encyclopedia of Life in v9.35. |
| PseudocodonPseudocodon · Climbers | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank on licence. Thirteen of the fourteen Pseudocodon human observations with photographs are CC BY-NC. The fourteenth, occurrence 3334783403 of Codonopsis vinciflora from the Bhutan Biodiversity Portal, has a CC BY 4.0 licence on the record but no licence and no photographer on the media item itself, so it fails the media licence rule. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Pseudocodon and for Codonopsis vinciflora. Ids tried: 52197022 Pseudocodon genus (4 items, all CC BY-NC 4.0 iNaturalist), 2895772 Pseudocodon convolvulaceus (5 items, 2 CC BY-NC 3.0 Plants of Tibet and 3 CC BY-NC 4.0 iNaturalist), 55579378 (0), 72298146 (0), 67328395 (0), 52197024 Pseudocodon grey-wilsonii (0), 5136251 Codonopsis vinciflora (1 item, CC BY-NC 3.0 CalPhotos), 68670707 Codonopsis vinciflora (0). Fourteen media items read across eight ids, every one non commercial. Blank on licence. |
| Rock JasmineAndrosace · Alpines | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | DEAD LINK, HTTP 404, confirmed 24 August 2026. The image no longer resolves and this row needs a replacement picture. URL that failed: https://indiabiodiversity.org/biodiv/observations//d82e45bc-ce74-46ed-8ea5-db2710be6330/979.jpg | Species shown: Androsace sempervivoides. Photo: Harikrishnan S., CC BY 4.0, via India Biodiversity Portal / GBIF, observation 2598658961 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. Androsace sempervivoides spreads on runners to make a loose mat, but every openly licensed photograph of the runner forming Androsace sarmentosa and Androsace studiosorum was NC, so this is the only usable species for the shape. The media licence on this record is CC BY 4.0 with an empty creator field, so the name is taken from the record's recordedBy field. |
| ThujaThuja · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Left blank on purpose. The small rounded bun is a Thuja occidentalis garden cultivar such as 'Danica' or 'Woodwardii'. Every Thuja species in GBIF is a tall conical or columnar tree, the shape already pictured on group PG-1168, and cultivars are not recorded as separate names, so the only image available is the one already on the other group. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Thuja occidentalis, 50 ids returned. Ids tried: 1034927 species page (68 media items, read in full at images_per_page=75), 71551139 Thuja occidentalis f. woodwardii (0), 71551125 Thuja occidentalis globosa (0), 50290260 style cultivar pages empty as expected. Licence clear items on 1034927 are numerous, CC BY 4.0 Steven J. Baskauf, CC0 Smithsonian and USDA PLANTS, PD Kurzenko, CC BY-SA 3.0 Wouter Hagens, but they show a tall conical tree, bark, twigs, cones or a Berlin plaque. The only cultivar frames, both titled Cultivar 'Emerald Green', are CC BY-NC 3.0 Zoya Akulova and are columnar rather than a bun. Blank: no licence clear photograph of the small rounded bun. |
| TurnipBrassica rapa (Rapa) · Vegetables | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | DEAD LINK, HTTP 403, confirmed 24 August 2026. The image no longer resolves and this row needs a replacement picture. URL that failed: https://www.artsobservasjoner.no/MediaLibrary/2024/7/85050c97-9007-43fe-aed5-1437b61784ed_image.jpg | STAGE CHECK, v9.42. New rule: a crop must be shown at the stage it is grown to, not at the stage that makes it identifiable to a botanist. Wild carrot in flower is a correct photograph of Daucus carota and useless, because carrots are pulled a year before they flower. Confirmed failures of this kind: carrot in flower, radish flowering with no root in shot, leek shown as wild leek in flower. This picture has not been checked against the rule. | Species shown: Brassica rapa. Photo: Ole Bjorn Braathen, CC BY 4.0, via Artsobservasjonene / GBIF, human observation 4910579926 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects |
| Viburnum tinusViburnum tinus · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0078. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://content.eol.org/data/media/5f/cb/77/509.089630bcd0d565a5627997c29f33b0da.jpg | Species shown: Viburnum tinus. Photo: Ixitixel, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons via EOL. Original item: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Viburnum_tinus_spp_subcordatum_(Habitus).jpg. Shape evidence: title and description both carry the word Habitus, 'Lorbeer-Schneeball (Viburnum tinus ssp. subcordatum) - Habitus'. An explicit whole-plant habit shot, which is exactly what a silhouette group needs. Caveat: it is subspecies subcordatum, not the plain species, and it does not say the plant is clipped or grown as a hedge.. Was blank in v9.34 because GBIF had nothing usable; found through Encyclopedia of Life in v9.35. |
| YewTaxus baccata · Hedging | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | MERGED v9.42 into PG-0032. A clipped hedge and the same plant grown free share the same leaf and the same flower and differ only in whether a gardener clips them, so one picture serves both. The browse and pick screen exists to identify the plant; choosing hedge or tree afterwards is a tap, not a picture. This also removes a slot the free sources could never fill, because nobody photographs their box edging and submits it for species verification. Picture that was on this row, kept for the record: https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/605053829/original.jpg | Clipped or managed as a hedge. The same plant grown free stands in Trees or Shrubs; a hedge is a different silhouette, so it is its own photograph. | Species shown: Taxus baccata. Photo: David Sankey, CC0 1.0, via iNaturalist / GBIF, research-grade observation 5938447728 REVIEW: the species is right but the picture may not look like the plant a gardener expects. It is a field observation of the species, so it may not show a clipped hedge. |
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| Achimenantha× Achimenantha · Houseplants | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank. GBIF holds no human observation with a photograph for this hybrid genus. The only records are pressed herbarium sheets, which do not show a bushy pot plant. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Achimenantha, multiplication sign stripped as required. Ids tried: 5644976 (0 media), 57688215 (0), 47155110 (0), 67894595 Achimenantha naegelioides (0), 57688216 (0). Five ids, zero media items in total. Blank on availability, unchanged from the first pass. |
| Cleistopsis× Cleistopsis · Cacti and succulents (indoor) | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank. GBIF holds no records at all for this cactus nothogenus, which exists only in cultivation. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Cleistopsis. One page id returned, 60686559 (×Cleistopsis), read at images_per_page=75: an empty taxon stub with no dataObjects at all. Followed the parents as instructed: Cephalocleistocactus page 52193783 is also an empty stub, and the Cleistocactus genus page 47133755 holds Biopix, CalPhotos and iNaturalist photographs of Cleistocactus species only, with nothing in any title or description naming Cleistopsis. No item anywhere genuinely names the nothogenus, and a Cleistocactus species photograph would be a parent substituted for the hybrid, so none was recorded. Blank. |
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| Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank on licence. GBIF sinks Lytocaryum into Syagrus. The only human observation with a photograph of the small feather palm, Syagrus weddelliana occurrence 4855096739, carries a CC BY-NC photo licence, and a licence filtered search returned nothing. The bare genus Lytocaryum resolves to Syagrus and returns Syagrus romanzoffiana, a large queen palm that is the wrong silhouette. Syagrus hoehnei returned no records. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Lytocaryum weddellianum and Lytocaryum, 28 ids returned. Ids tried: 1140095 (0 media), 69909773 (0), 69909775 Lytocaryum weddellianum cinereum (0), 53571968 Lytocaryum weddelliana (0), 85286 Lytocaryum genus (0), 50145563 Syagrus weddelliana (1 item only, public domain but it is a Flickr BHL plate from L'Illustration horticole, rejected under the book scan rule). No photograph of a living plant exists on any EOL page for this palm. Blank on availability. |
| MalotigenaMalotigena · Cacti and succulents (indoor) | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank. GBIF holds no human observation records with a photograph for Malotigena, at genus level or by free text search. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Malotigena. Ids tried: 52523402 genus (0 media), 52523403 Malotigena frantiskae-niederlovae (0), 72342090 Delosperma frantiskae-niederlovae, the same plant under its other genus (0). Three ids, zero media items in total. Blank on availability, unchanged from the first pass. |
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| Oncidesa× Oncidesa · Orchids (indoor) | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank. GBIF holds no records at all for this orchid nothogenus, which exists only in cultivation. Searches by scientific name and by free text both returned nothing. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Oncidesa. Four page ids returned (49907536, 60671393, 60671394 ×Oncidesa francacesari, 65033041); all four read at images_per_page=75 and all four are empty taxon stubs with no dataObjects. A search for 'Oncidesa Gower Ramsey' returned nothing. Followed the parents as instructed: the Oncidium genus page 29120 was read in full at images_per_page=75, 60 media items, and not one title or description mentions Oncidesa or a Gomesa x Oncidium hybrid; they are Oncidium, Odontoglossum, Sigmatostalix and Mexicoa species from Smithsonian Gardens and iNaturalist. Oncidium page 64493355 is empty. The Gomesa search returns Gomesa species pages only. Nothing genuinely names the hybrid, so nothing was recorded. Blank. |
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| Oncidesa× Oncidesa · Orchids (indoor) | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank. GBIF holds no records at all for this orchid nothogenus, which exists only in cultivation. Searches by scientific name and by free text both returned nothing. | EOL v9.35: Same search as PG-1221, both rows share the genus. Searched EOL for Oncidesa: four page ids (49907536, 60671393, 60671394, 65033041), all read at images_per_page=75, all empty taxon stubs. Parent route tried: Oncidium genus page 29120 read in full, 60 media items, none naming Oncidesa; Oncidium page 64493355 empty; Gomesa search returns only Gomesa species. Recording a Gomesa or Oncidium species photograph here would be substituting a parent for the hybrid, so nothing was recorded. Blank. |
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| Oncidopsis× Oncidopsis · Orchids (indoor) | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank. GBIF holds no records at all for this orchid nothogenus, which exists only in cultivation. Searches by scientific name and by free text both returned nothing. | EOL v9.35: Searched EOL for Oncidopsis. One page id returned, 60673372, read at images_per_page=75: an empty taxon stub. Parent route tried: the Miltoniopsis genus page 44519 was read in full at images_per_page=75, 43 media items, none naming Oncidopsis (Smithsonian Miltoniopsis crosses under NC-SA, iNaturalist Miltoniopsis species, BHL plates, Wikimedia Miltoniopsis species). A search for Odontonia, the nomenclatural synonym, returns the shrimp genus Odontonia and not the orchid. Nearest miss worth flagging for the central pass: EOL page 65414328 (×Vuylstekeara, Wikimedia provider) holds twelve CC BY-SA 3.0 photographs of cultivated Vuylstekeara grexes, several of which the RHS has since transferred into ×Oncidopsis, but every item names Vuylstekeara and none names Oncidopsis, so under the rule that the item must genuinely name the hybrid none was recorded. Blank. |
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| Oncidopsis× Oncidopsis · Orchids (indoor) | Fotografas neįrašytas | Licencija neįrašyta | Added in v9.22 with the plant row. | Left blank. GBIF holds no records at all for this orchid nothogenus, which exists only in cultivation. Searches by scientific name and by free text both returned nothing. | EOL v9.35: Same search as PG-1223, both rows share the genus. EOL page 60673372 (Oncidopsis) is an empty stub at images_per_page=75; Miltoniopsis genus page 44519 read in full, 43 media items, none naming Oncidopsis; Odontonia resolves to a shrimp genus on EOL. The twelve CC BY-SA 3.0 cultivated-orchid photographs on ×Vuylstekeara page 65414328 are the nearest thing available but they name Vuylstekeara, not Oncidopsis, so none was recorded. Blank. |
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