Palm Canyon at Anza Borrego State Park
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- Date/Time Original: 2013:10:19 13:17:37
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- GPS Latitude: 33 deg 16' 16.81" N
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- GPS Longitude: 116 deg 25' 9.98" W
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I saw this little plant and thought "Surely this is a nightshade!". Sure enough, it looks like a Ground Cherry of some sort, of the genus Phyalis, possibly Phyalias crassifolia, but I don't feel quite sure.