This are the seeds of the Umbrella Tree flower. They turn black after flowering and when you leave them for a while the seeds lose their bla...
Knowledge of the dispersal mechanisms used by plants is important in phylogenetic, ecological, biogeographical, and conservation studies. Here we atte…
Maple Seeds
Steve Dilworth b.1949 Multiple Carapace, 2016 Bronze 23 x 47 x 36 cm 9 1/8 x 18 1/2 x 14 1/8 in Edition 2 of 5
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new seedpods of hakea sericea - needle-bush...
An unusual specimen of the Teasel plant (Dipsacus sylvestris). The spines normally curve out and up from the base. It is unusual to find the spines curled up as they are here. It is an example of beauty that can be found on roadsides and waste areas throughout most of the eastern part of the United States.
Clusterpod — The “gumnut” of Mottlecah, Eucalyptus...
This was taken at Kilver court, and is in fact this shot bud fully bloomed. They're very small as well, about 2cm across at the most. I haven't a clue what it is, and nor did my mum who can identify most flowers and plants. They're like a combination of open parachutes and exploding pumpkins.
Flora Parisiensis ou Description et figures des plantes qui croissent aux environs de Paris. 1, Tome premier, 1776 / , avec les différens noms, classes, ordres et genres qui leur conviennent rangés suivant la méthode sexuelle de M. Linné, leurs parties caractèéristiques... suivant les démonstrations de botanique qui se font au Jardin du Roy. Par M. Bulliard. Ouvrage orné de plus de 600. figures coloriées d'après nature. Tome premier -- 1776-1783 -- livre
Eucalyptus blossoms.... (Ewa Lutyńska / Melbourne / Australia) #ILCE-6000 #macro #photo #insect #nature
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There are many awesome reasons for collecting seeds from your garden; it's easy to do, will save money & preserve favorite varieties.
Northern Kurrajong is fairly common around Broome and throughout the Dampier Peninsula. It also occurs in NT and Qld. This tree grows 4-15 m high and its leaves vary in size and shape. The pods are pointy on both ends with yellow seeds embedded in a bunch of yellow hairs. Kimberley Aborignal people ate the seeds (raw…
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