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In the Land of Cotton, Wild Cotton, that is !

Wild cotton

Gossypium davidsonii, Aldogón or Cimarrón, as it is known in Spanish, OR (wild) Cotton, in English, is a beautiful small shrub that is very prevalent here in Baja. Yes, cotton, believe it or not! With its beautiful lemon-yellow flowers with 5 petals and a red dot at the base of each petal, a vibrant yellow stamen protruding from the node; and with its large 3-lobe, heart-shaped, fuzzy green leaves on mahogany color stems, this wild native, is a beautiful addition to any arid/semi-tropical garden too. Although two species of Gossypium grow in Baja, G davidsonii is endemic to Baja and Baja only. G harknessii varies a bit from G. davidsonii. Although endemic to Baja, it can also be found in parts of the mainland like Sonora, G harknessii has a bright green, shiny leaves and a brown grey stems. There is also a difference in their seed as well, which will be discussed later. Both species are found naturally from about Mulege and Comandu County, southward.

The Blue Potato Plant

Solanum hindsianum is a member of the Potato or Solanaceae Family. This is a family with 42 genera worldwide, including Solanum, which is also called the nightshades; a large order of poisonous and non-poisonous dicotyledonous plants found chiefly in warm regions and that include the tobaccos, red peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, petunias, and eggplants. Of the 103 species of Nightshades in the world, about 12 species grow in Baja California, with three varieties being the most prominent. Solanum nodiflorum has tiny white-purple-tinged flowers and grows predominantly in on the islands of northern Baja. Solanum sarachoides also has white flowers and grows in the mountains of the Sierra de San Pedro Martir near San Felipe and San Quentin. However, here in Baja California Sur and throughout a large part of Baja, Solanum hindsianum is the most prevalent found throughout the peninsula.

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