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This was Zeus having fun with cirrocumulus clouds and vapour trails back in 2017. He enjoyed adding some mare's tails which provided a unique photo opportunity and a marine similarity.
Until a few months after taking this picture, I did not realize that I had photographed something similar to the "Fibonacci Spiral" on the interior staircase of the Uxama lookout tower.
The similarity is almost perfect.
The interior staircase that gives access to the top of the watchtower of Uxama.
The Watchovers were built with a certain abundance in the Middle Ages in Spain to mark the borders.
They served to warn of the arrival of enemy armies.
There were different types of visual signals to communicate with each other.
The Watchover in this picture is strategically located on the hill where the ancient Iberian and then Roman city of Uxama was located, which gave name to the cities of Osma and El Burgo de Osma in Soria, Spain.
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LA ESPIRAL DE FIBONACCI EN LA ATALAYA DE UXAMA. 2017
Hasta unos meses después de hacer esta foto, no me di cuenta de que había fotografiado algo parecido a la "Espiral de Fibonacci" en la escalera interior de la atalaya de Uxama.
El parecido es casi perfecto.
La escalera interior que da acceso a la parte superior de la atalaya de Uxama.
Las atalayas se construyeron con cierta abundancia en la Edad Media en España para marcar las fronteras.
Sirvieron para avisar de la llegada de ejércitos enemigos.
Había diferentes tipos de señales visuales para comunicarse entre sí.
La atalaya de esta imagen está situada estratégicamente en el cerro donde se encontraba la antigua ciudad ibérica y luego romana de Uxama, que dio nombre a las ciudades de Osma y El Burgo de Osma en Soria, España.
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The bridge is often referred to as the Bridge of Sighs because of its supposed similarity to the famous Bridge of Sighs in Venice. However, Hertford Bridge was never intended to be a replica of the Venetian bridge, and indeed it bears a closer resemblance to the Rialto Bridge in the same city.
There is a false legend saying that many decades ago, a survey of the health of students was taken, and as Hertford College's students were the heaviest, the college closed off the bridge to force them to take the stairs, giving them extra exercise. However, if the bridge is not used, the students actually climb fewer stairs than if they do use the bridge.
This 327 foot monolith is known by two names, Haystack Rock and Chief Kiawanda Rock, but its similarity to another Haystack Rock up the coast at Cannon Beach makes it a neat place to stop and see. It actually mirrors its smaller 237 foot namesake 60 miles away, but they appear the same size due to its location farther out in the ocean. Cape Kiwanda Natural Area is a good place from which to view it. (Sand Lake State Park area 297.jpg)
A scene from the Shropshire Union Canal as I walked from Ellesmere Port Boat Museum to Chester. The pylons are situated at the Capenhurst section of the canal as they convey electricity from the nuclear power plant in the area.
Despite the similarities in plumage to the Egrets, the Cattle Egret is more closely related to the Herons. They got their name from the fact that they often accompany cattle or other large mammals, catching prey disturbed by these animals.
Centennial Olympic Park. Atlanta GA. 11/10/2017.
There are a lot of similarities in appearance between the Tennessee and Orange-crowned warblers, especially when seen from a side or top down view. Orange-crowned warblers have a more yellow undertail covert compared to Tennessees who in contrast are always lighter in the undertail covert area than the remainder of the underside. Orange-crowneds like Tennessees have a dark eye line but they also have a split white eye ring, and don't have a lighter colored stripe (supercilium) above the eye like Tennessees. Finallly the Orange-crowned has a longer tail. See my previous post for a comparison.
This is eastern warbler species 36 for 2017. Only Pa1m warbler remains to be added to this album.
The saying goes: Any similarity is mere coincidence.
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Although there are color differences between this bird and the following bird, this can be explained by sun and shade. There are strong similarities between these two birds in the area of the eyes.
John Heinz Wildlife Refuge Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Elephant's Trunk nebula or technically vdB 142 (Van den Berg 142), so named because of its similarity in appearance to a elephant’s trunk. The bright outline around the "trunk" is the surface of the dense cloud that is being illuminated and ionized by a very bright, massive star. The entire IC1396 region is ionized by this massive star, except for dense globules that can protect themselves from the star's harsh ultraviolet rays. The Elephant's Trunk nebula is now thought to be a site of star formation, containing several very young (less than 100,000 yr) stars that were discovered in infrared images in 2003. Two older (but still young, a couple of million years, by the standards of stars, which live for billions of years) stars are present in a small, circular cavity in the head of the globule. Winds from these young stars may have emptied the cavity.
This was done using the HST or Hubble Space Telescope Palette which is accomplished by combining sub frames using three narrowband filters that capture light produced by glowing hydrogen (Ha), oxygen (OIII) and sulfur (SII) present in the nebula. Green is assigned to hydrogen, blue to oxygen and red to the sulfur.
Acquisition Date: 11/08/2015 – 11/09/2015
Location: Western Massachusetts
Camera: SBIG STF8300M @ -15°C
Telescope: Stellarvue SV105T (f/7 – fl 735mm) reduced to f/5.6 (fl 588mm)
Mount: Astro-Physics AP1100
Guidescope: 60mm Stellarvue guide scope
Guide Camera: SBIG STi (mono)
Filters:
-Astrodon 3 nm Hydrogen Alpha (Ha): 11 x 30min. (390min.)
-Astrodon 3nm Oxygen III (OIII):08 x 30min. (240min)
-Astrodon 5nm Sulfur II (SII):07 x 30min. (210min)
Total Exposure:780min. (13.0hr)
Limiting Magnitude: 5.1
Comments: Stellarvue SFFR102 field flattener/reducer (0.8)
The San Juan River canyon below Cedar Mesa (on the right) as viewed from the top of the Honaker trail. The river has cut through multiple limestone and sandstone layers of marine origin deposited around 300 million years ago. Brachiopod fossils are fairly abundant in some of the layers (collectively called the Honaker Trail Formation by geologists).
The Honaker Trail was constructed by Henry Honaker in the 1890’s as a supply route for local mining activity, though unfortunately for Honaker it was deemed too dangerous after a horse fell off and perished when it was first opened. However the trail is still in great shape for hikers, despite some exciting very exposed sections. The similarity of this view to that from Goosenecks State Park is not surprising as this is about 2 miles down-river from the park.
Panoramic stitch of 7 vertically oriented shots
By its similarity to and location next the church, I assume this was the parsonage to the church in Sharon Springs. It looks now to be empty.
Cornwall, St.Michael's Mount
This cloud formation just caught my eye.
2 Basking Sharks were here, but my Snaps are crap.
Now its too late in the year, for anymore Cornish sightings !
...le rayonnement de la cascade....comme un air de peinture romantique du XIXe siècle
...the one coming from the waterfall in itself.
A slight similarity with th XIXth century's romantic paintings
better in full size !
Situated aside the rise to the hill encircled by the major bronze and Iron age 'El Castro del Monte Bernorio', and possibly consecrated to San Martin in the 11th century, this man-made cavity was until recently hidden in view as an agricultural storage facility.
The entrance is blocked by a grating, and this montage was taken through a small porthole in the rock ceiling. One heavily worn monolithic sarcophage can be seen on the floor. To the right of the grating a large opening has been blocked during historical ages - perhaps to keep straw dry or animals in.
AJ
Being highly gregarious animals, Impala form herds of several hundred individuals. They have a complex social structure and an interesting mating system. I watched these male Impala go through a ritual of face licking before it occurred to me to take a photo of what looked to be a tender greeting between these animals. Seen in Kanana Game Reserve, Botswana.
I have moved this shot from deep in my photostream to compliment the shot of a Sea Lion Greeting, and to demonstrate some of the similarities between them. Animals everywhere have relationships, care about one another, and share moments of tenderness.
On March 11, 2011, before I took up photography, I was living in the desert in Tucson, Arizona. I was in love with making art using pastels. On that day, I was ensconced for several hours at my art table working in silence on this piece. No radio or music, just silence. This image came entirely from within ... I wasn't working from any photo or other image ... and had a kind of relentless 'I WILL be expressed' energy. When I emerged from that lengthy work session, I turned on the radio and learned that a massive earthquake and tsunami had struck Japan, endangering the nuclear power plant at Fukushima. I realized that I had been making this image, with its forceful, pulsing, wave-like patterns, while the earthquake and tsunami were happening. Synchronicity.
When I compare those patterns, shown at the link below, with the patterns in this pastel, I am struck by the similarity. www.livescience.com/39110-japan-2011-earthquake-tsunami-f...
Two former MoPac GP15's take stone west past Tom's Pond just west of Sardinia, Ohio. You can't help but see the similarities to the colors of the local University and these locos.
is not about finding similarities, it is about respecting differences. You are not my friend coz you are like me, but because i accept you and respect you the way you are.
QUESTION & REQUEST!
Dear All! I am writing paperwork about religious architecture, about similarities and differences we can see in interiors and exteriors of such a specyfic type of buildings (in/between different religions!)
If you are interested in such a matters, and if you know interesting source of information about it, I was wondering if you would share it with me so I could gain more knowledge and inspiration in this subject.
Being such a wonderful community we come from different backgrounds, you have knowledge I could probably never find in my tiny library in the town...
So if you would be so kind and spot fiew examples, webpages, authors, books...I would be more than grateful - thank you in advance!
Bogna
check out the similarity to Edvard Munch's The Scream
previous post shows the wider view of the truck
Fractals show self-similarity, or comparable structure regardless of scale. For example, a small piece of Romanesco broccoli, when viewed up close, looks the same as a larger chunk. In this photo you see buds with spirals that flow in two directions. If you zoom out you again see spirals that flow in two directions.
The branched tips of a bud, called meristems, make up a logarithmic spiral, and the number of spirals on the head of Romanesco broccoli is a Fibonacci number, which in turn is related to what's known as the "golden ratio."
The 13th-century mathematician Leonardo Pisano's nickname was "filius Bonacci" (son of Bonacci), which got shortened to Fibonacci. In his 1202 treatise, "Book of Calculation", Fibonacci described the numerical sequence that now bears his name: 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21... and so on, where each number is equal to the sum of the preceding two numbers. Divide each number in the sequence by the one that precedes it, and the answer will be something that comes closer and closer to 1.618, an irrational number known as phi, aka the golden ratio (eg, 5 divided by 3 is 1.666; 13 divided by 8 is 1.625; 21 divided by 13 is 1.615; and so on). And there is a special "golden" logarithmic spiral that grows outward by a factor of the golden ratio for every 90 degrees of rotation, of which a "Fibonacci spiral" is a close approximation.
About this photo: In February I gave a photography class at the Embarcadero in San Francisco on behalf of the Digital Photo Academy. We walked in the halls of the Ferry Building to try one-point perspective shots. Then we went outside to practice rule of thirds and street photography at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market.
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Stick insects are a group of plant feeding insects characterised by a remarkable similarity to their host vegetation. Stick insects belong to the insect order Phasmatodea and are found throughout the world, being most common and diverse in the tropics. There are about 3,500 described species throughout the world and many undescribed species. Stick insects are related to other insect orders such as Orthoptera (grasshoppers, weta, and crickets), Mantophasmatodea (gladiators), and Embioptera (web spinners). The higher level taxonomy of stick insects and their relationships to other insects is currently being researched.
Stick insects feed on vegetation and are usually active after dark. They can be found on a variety of native plants in addition to some introduced plants common in gardens. When disturbed, stick insects will often fall to the ground and “play dead” for hours. Another bizarre behaviour is the “dance”, where the stick insect sways back and forwards for hours in a peculiar motion, the function of which is a mystery. Many stick insect species, including some New Zealand species, can reproduce without males, a mode of reproduction known as parthenogenesis. Stick insects are relatively common in New Zealand although introduced wasps, rats and possums are a threat in some areas.
We hiked on the badlands that surround Factory Butte. The Butte rises 1500 feet above the surrounding plain. It is composed of clay/silt mudstone that erodes into sharp rills, deep gullies, and badlands. The Butte was named by Mormon settlers of the area because of its similarity to a woolen mill in Provo, Utah.
Natural bokeh from the lens rendering, nothing additional done to the bokeh in post-processing.
Photography has a lot of similarities with music. Gear salesmen masquerading as forum shills try to drag you into the deep end with all kinds of snake oil. The more expensive “better” camera, that expensive “super duper” lens, no different from the 99.99999% (ie 7N) high purity oxygen-free copper cables and special equipment that supposedly “cleans” the electricity so that the music is clearer.
Fact is, any half decent camera from the past 15-20 years will do just fine, there is really no need for the so called “latest and greatest”. Once we become more competent in post-processing, camera gear truly becomes secondary at best. All this without even taking the encroaching AI into consideration.
In the realm of music enjoyment, the fierce competition in the Chinese IEM (in-ear-monitor) market has resulted in unprecedented audio quality being available for pittance. Accordingly I’ve been transferring my entire CD collection into microSD cards and enjoying them like never before.
During this exercise, I came across a CD that I don’t even remember buying. It’s by Rimi Natsukawa (夏川 りみ) and in particular her rendition of "Nada Sōsō" (涙そうそう, Great Tears Are Spilling) truly touched a heartstring! That CD must have been almost 20 years old and yet it’s in perfect condition!
Enjoyment need not be measured in dollars and cents, the more expensive hi-fi equipment or more expensive camera equipment truly means nothing except for those who chase after the gear for the sake of gear itself. Been there, done that……
The similarities between current Flat Design and Mid-Century Modern Design are intriguing. This was built in 2015. Some of same elements appear on the building in the picture I posted yesterday which was built in 1960. It just fascinates me!
Mid-Century Modern with its connection to the Space Age seemed more futuristic, though. Flat Design is clean and structured, but it is missing that forward energy. Even so, we have come a long way since the 60's. Here at Adore, you can buy an instant face lift. Seriously, the best face lift I know of is just to smile more...
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From a recent trip to Denmark. Played around with a number of angles just after sunrise and really liked the colour similarities between the seaweed and tops of the rocks.
A Blue Ginger? grape Hyacinth...
Or thanks to Melanie in the comments, could be one of these..
Lupinus, commonly known as lupin or lupine,[note 1] is a genus of flowering plants in the legume family Fabaceae. The genus includes over 199 species, with centers of diversity in North and South America.[1] Smaller centers occur in North Africa and the Mediterranean.[1][2] They are widely cultivated, both as a food source and as ornamental plants, although in New Zealand's South Island, introduced lupins are viewed as a severe environmental threat.[3]
There isn't much similarity with part one, only the same point of view, the same fog and the same two little poles in the fog..
I'm not sure which one I prefer, I like them both and they both have there things.. :)
This one is also better when viewed Large and On Black.
A new species for me. For mold lovers. Note the similarity in shape with Australia.
I could not find any desriptive information about this (sub)species. For P. romelli there is some.
It seems to be "modestly common".
Melbourne's Royal Botanic Garden has a wonderful Arid Garden and the Guilfoyle's Volcano area with plenty of spiky and spiny plants. It is amazing how similar and yet how different each of the spikes are. They all make an impression if you happen to touch them!
This is a montage of Golden Barrel Cactus, a small Sempervivum "Raspberry Ice" and another cactus with long reddish spines on the top. For Mosaic Montage Monday theme of Similarities.
Red Junglefowl is the wild progenitor of the domestic chicken, and the similarity of this male to a typical barnyard rooster is clear. The affinity is reinforced by the scientific name for the latter: Gallus gallus domesticus, indicating that it is a subspecies of Red Junglefowl. The original species has been introduced to many places around the globe, and there is interbreeding with the domesticated form, resulting in numerous hybrids. This individual displayed his colourful and elaborate plumage at a hide (blind) near Kaeng Krachan National Park, Phetchaburi province, Thailand.
Note the plumage similarities with my previous post of a fall female Cerulean--the supercilium (wide pale stripe above the eye), the prominent auricular (cheek patch) patch, the wing bars, and the lighter color below. These plumages can be confused in the field especially with so so views and lighting. The dorsal (back) streaking will never be present in the female Cerulean but back views of these canopy species are not often seen well. I've read about how the auricular patch is "rounded off" in the Blackburnian as opposed to Cerulean but as can be seen above I've found that NOT to be the case in many instances in female Blackburnians. The tail is longer in the Blackburnian with a very short extension of the tail beyond the under tail coverts in the Cerulean. The female Cerulean has more olive tones and the Blackburnian has more brownish tones but with certain lighting this can be difficult to appreciate. Most Ceruleans have migrated to the South by early September whereas Blackburnians can be be found early and late in migration. Much care must be taken in the identification of female type Ceruleans as many if not most of these especially late in the season will be Blackburnians.
Images taken about 30 minutes apart -- I only noticed the similarities when I looking through my photos at the end of the day.
Santiago, Chile. Cinclodes are an exuberant species, but sometimes frustrating to identify for an "outsider," with their similarities of coloration and subtle variations. The white streaking on the breast helps to separate the Gray-flanked from the Buff-winged Cinclodes (note the buff wing patches on this bird to get a sense of the ID challenges). Thanks for looking.
SN/NC: Angelonia Angustifolia, Syn. Angelonia Goyasensis, Plantaginaceae Family
Angelonia is a botanical genus belonging to the Plantaginaceae family. Traditionally, this genus was classified in the Scrophulariaceae family. It is native to South America. Some species are used as ornamental plants. Angelonia is characterized as a herbaceous plant, typically forming low-growing ground cover. Its stems lack lignin, making them soft and highly flexible—they can even be broken with a fingernail. Herbaceous plants are characterized by the absence of secondary growth and tend to branch near the ground. This plant has a perennial life cycle, meaning it has a long lifespan; however, when cultivated in areas with low temperatures, it should be treated as an annual. "Angelônia" is the common name for a flowering plant species scientifically known as Angelonia angustifolia. Besides the popular name Angelônia, this plant is also called "summer snapdragon" due to the similarity of its leaves to those of snapdragons. The plant originates from the Americas (Central America, North America, and South America) and is native to Mexico.
Angelonia é um gênero botânico pertencente à família Plantaginaceae. Tradicionalmente este gênero era classificado na família das Scrophulariaceae. Nativo da América do Sul. Algumas espécies são utilizadas como plantas ornamentais. A Angelônia se caracteriza por ser uma espécie vegetal de textura herbácea, que normalmente é um tipo de vegetação rasteira, cujo caule não possui lignina, o que permite que ele seja macio e bastante maleável, podendo ser quebrado até mesmo com a unha. As espécies vegetais herbáceas possuem como característica a ausência de crescimento secundário, alem de se ramificar próximo ao chão. Esta planta que possui ciclo de vida perene, isto é, apresenta um tempo de vida longo, contudo quando cultivadas em locais que apresentam baixas temperaturas deve se considerar essa espécie como uma planta anual. Angelônia é o nome popular pelo qual é conhecida, uma espécie vegetal florífera, que é cientificamente chamada de Angelonia Angustifolia. Essa especie vegetal, além do nome popular de Angelônia, é conhecida por boca de leão de verão, por causa da semelhança das folhas das duas plantas. Essa planta é oriunda das Américas (América Central, América do Norte e América do Sul), sendo nativa do México.
Angelonia es un género botánico perteneciente a la familia Plantaginaceae. Tradicionalmente, este género se clasificaba en la familia Scrophulariaceae. Es nativo de América del Sur. Algunas especies se utilizan como plantas ornamentales. La Angelonia se caracteriza por ser una planta herbácea, que normalmente forma una cubierta vegetal baja. Sus tallos carecen de lignina, lo que los hace suaves y muy flexibles, pudiendo romperse incluso con una uña. Las plantas herbáceas se caracterizan por la ausencia de crecimiento secundario y tienden a ramificarse cerca del suelo. Esta planta tiene un ciclo de vida perenne, es decir, una larga vida útil; sin embargo, cuando se cultiva en zonas con bajas temperaturas, debe tratarse como anual. "Angelônia" es el nombre común de una especie de planta florífera científicamente conocida como Angelonia angustifolia. Además del nombre popular Angelônia, esta planta también se conoce como "boca de dragón de verano" debido a la similitud de sus hojas con las de las boca de dragón. La planta es originaria de América (Centroamérica, Norteamérica y Sudamérica) y es nativa de México.
Angelonia è un genere botanico appartenente alla famiglia delle Plantaginaceae. Tradizionalmente, questo genere era classificato nella famiglia delle Scrophulariaceae. È originario del Sud America. Alcune specie sono utilizzate come piante ornamentali. L'Angelonia si caratterizza per essere una pianta erbacea, che forma tipicamente una copertura vegetale bassa. I suoi fusti sono privi di lignina, il che li rende morbidi e molto flessibili, tanto da poter essere spezzati anche con un'unghia. Le piante erbacee sono caratterizzate dall'assenza di crescita secondaria e tendono a ramificarsi vicino al suolo. Questa pianta ha un ciclo di vita perenne, cioè una lunga durata di vita; tuttavia, quando coltivata in zone a basse temperature, deve essere considerata annuale. "Angelônia" è il nome comune di una specie di pianta da fiore scientificamente nota come Angelonia angustifolia. Oltre al nome popolare Angelônia, questa pianta è anche conosciuta come "bocca di leone estiva" per la somiglianza delle foglie con quelle della bocca di leone. La pianta è originaria delle Americhe (America Centrale, America del Nord e America del Sud) ed è nativa del Messico.
Angelonia est un genre botanique appartenant à la famille des Plantaginaceae. Traditionnellement, ce genre était classé dans la famille des Scrophulariaceae. Il est originaire d'Amérique du Sud. Certaines espèces sont utilisées comme plantes ornementales. L'Angelonia se caractérise par être une plante herbacée, formant généralement un couvert végétal bas. Ses tiges sont dépourvues de lignine, ce qui les rend souples et très flexibles, pouvant même être cassées avec un ongle. Les plantes herbacées sont caractérisées par l'absence de croissance secondaire et ont tendance à se ramifier près du sol. Cette plante a un cycle de vie vivace, c'est-à-dire une longue durée de vie ; cependant, lorsqu'elle est cultivée dans des zones à basses températures, elle doit être traitée comme une annuelle. « Angelônia » est le nom commun d'une espèce de plante à fleurs scientifiquement appelée Angelonia angustifolia. Outre le nom populaire Angelônia, cette plante est également appelée « gueule-de-loup d'été » en raison de la similitude de ses feuilles avec celles de la gueule-de-loup. La plante est originaire des Amériques (Amérique centrale, Amérique du Nord et Amérique du Sud) et est native du Mexique.
Angelonia is een botanisch geslacht dat behoort tot de familie Plantaginaceae. Traditioneel werd dit geslacht ingedeeld bij de Scrophulariaceae-familie. Het is inheems in Zuid-Amerika. Sommige soorten worden als sierplanten gebruikt. Angelonia kenmerkt zich als een kruidachtige plant, die meestal een laagblijvende bodembedekker vormt. De stengels bevatten geen lignine, waardoor ze zacht en zeer flexibel zijn – ze kunnen zelfs met een vingernagel worden gebroken. Kruidachtige planten worden gekenmerkt door de afwezigheid van secundaire groei en vertakken zich meestal dicht bij de grond. Deze plant heeft een meerjarige levenscyclus, wat betekent dat ze een lange levensduur heeft; wanneer ze echter wordt gekweekt in gebieden met lage temperaturen, moet ze als eenjarig worden beschouwd. "Angelônia" is de gebruikelijke naam voor een bloeiende plantensoort die wetenschappelijk bekend staat als Angelonia angustifolia. Naast de populaire naam Angelônia staat deze plant ook bekend als "zomersnapdragon" vanwege de gelijkenis van de bladeren met die van leeuwenbekken. De plant is afkomstig uit Amerika (Midden-Amerika, Noord-Amerika en Zuid-Amerika) en is inheems in Mexico.
Angelonia ist eine botanische Gattung, die zur Familie der Plantaginaceae gehört. Traditionell wurde diese Gattung der Familie der Scrophulariaceae zugeordnet. Sie ist in Südamerika beheimatet. Einige Arten werden als Zierpflanzen verwendet. Angelonia zeichnet sich dadurch aus, dass es sich um eine krautige Pflanze handelt, die typischerweise einen niedrigen Bodendecker bildet. Ihre Stängel enthalten kein Lignin, was sie weich und sehr flexibel macht – sie können sogar mit einem Fingernagel gebrochen werden. Krautige Pflanzen sind durch das Fehlen von sekundärem Wachstum gekennzeichnet und verzweigen sich in Bodennähe. Diese Pflanze hat einen mehrjährigen Lebenszyklus, das heißt eine lange Lebensdauer; wenn sie jedoch in Gebieten mit niedrigen Temperaturen angebaut wird, sollte sie als einjährige Pflanze behandelt werden. „Angelônia“ ist der gebräuchliche Name für eine blühende Pflanzenart, die wissenschaftlich als Angelonia angustifolia bekannt ist. Neben dem volkstümlichen Namen Angelônia wird diese Pflanze aufgrund der Ähnlichkeit ihrer Blätter mit denen von Löwenmäulchen auch als „Sommer-Löwenmaul“ bezeichnet. Die Pflanze stammt aus Amerika (Mittelamerika, Nordamerika und Südamerika) und ist in Mexiko beheimatet.
アンゲロニアはオオバコ科に属する植物の属です。従来、この属はゴマノハグサ科に分類されていました。南米原産です。いくつかの種は観賞植物として利用されています。アンゲロニアは草本性の植物で、通常は低木の地被植物を形成します。茎にはリグニンが含まれていないため、柔らかく非常にしなやかで、爪でも折ることができます。草本植物は二次成長がなく、地面近くで分枝する傾向があります。この植物は多年生のライフサイクルを持ち、寿命が長いですが、低温地で栽培する場合は一年生植物として扱う必要があります。「アンゲロニア」は、学名 Angelonia angustifolia で知られる花を咲かせる植物の通称です。この植物は、アンゲロニアという通称の他に、葉がキンギョソウに似ていることから「サマー・スナップドラゴン」とも呼ばれています。この植物はアメリカ大陸（中央アメリカ、北アメリカ、南アメリカ）原産で、メキシコが原産地です。
天使花（Angelonia）是车轴草科（Plantaginaceae）的一个植物属。传统上，该属被归类为玄参科（Scrophulariaceae）。原产于南美洲。部分物种被用作观赏植物。天使花为草本植物，通常形成低矮的地被植被。其茎部缺乏木质素，因此柔软且极具韧性，甚至可用指甲折断。草本植物的特点是缺乏次生生长，且分枝靠近地面。该植物为多年生生命周期，即寿命较长；但在低温地区种植时，应视为一年生植物。“天使花”是开花植物物种 Angelonia angustifolia 的俗名。除了天使花这一俗名，因其叶片与金鱼草相似，该植物也被称为“夏金鱼草”。该植物起源于美洲（中美洲、北美洲和南美洲），原产于墨西哥。
أنجيلونيا هو جنس نباتي ينتمي إلى عائلة البلاتاجيناسيا (المزمارية). تقليدياً، كان هذا الجنس يصنف ضمن عائلة السكروفولارياسيا (الغدبية). موطنه الأصلي أمريكا الجنوبية. تستخدم بعض أنواعه كنباتات زينة. يتميز نبات الأنجيلونيا بأنه نبات عشبي، يشكل عادة غطاء نباتي منخفض. سيقانه تخلو من اللجنين، مما يجعلها لينة ومرنة للغاية – ويمكن كسرها حتى بالظفر. تتميز النباتات العشبية بعدم وجود نمو ثانوي، وتميل إلى التفرع بالقرب من الأرض. لهذا النبات دورة حياة معمرة، أي أنه يعيش لفترة طويلة؛ ومع ذلك، عند زراعته في مناطق ذات درجات حرارة منخفضة، يجب التعامل معه على أنه نبات حولي. "أنجيلونيا" هو الاسم الشائع لنوع نباتي مزهر يُعرف علمياً باسم Angelonia angustifolia. بالإضافة إلى الاسم الشائع أنجيلونيا، يُعرف هذا النبات أيضاً باسم "فم التنين الصيفي" بسبب تشابه أوراقه مع أوراق نبات فم التنين (الأنتيرهينم). النبات موطنه الأمريكتين (أمريكا الوسطى وأمريكا الشمالية وأمريكا الجنوبية)، وهو أصلي في المكسيك.