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Broussonetia papyrifera Moraceae: paper mulberry
Nonnative-invasive, originates in Asia, produced in thickets, bark appears to have “zebra” stripping, leaves are simple and opposite/alternate/whorled, polymorphic, pubescence everywhere
Moraceae, red mulberry, simple alternate, polymorphic, unlobed/lobed, very soft, base truncate, serrate, bottom dens pubescents, pseudo terminal buds, small spikes on twigs
Moraceae, red mulberry, simple alternate, polymorphic, unlobed/lobed, very soft, base truncate, serrate, bottom dens pubescents, pseudo terminal buds, small spikes on twigs
Family: Lauraceae
Common name: sassafras
The leaves of S. albidum are polymorphic and can come in three shapes generally; lobed, elliptic, and mitten.
Moraceae, red mulberry, simple alternate, polymorphic, unlobed/lobed, very soft, base truncate, serrate, bottom dens pubescents, pseudo terminal buds, small spikes on twigs
White Clover, Dutch Clover,. Abundant throughout the British Isles. It is a very polymorphic species, with numerous physiological races which enable it to grow in a wide range of habitats,
Family: Moraceae
Common name: red mulberry
The leaves of this plant are polymorphic and can be the trident, mitten, or unlobed.
B. j. harlani (Audubon, 1830). Includes B. cooperi Cassin, 1856. Considered invalid by Palmer (Palmer 1988f), who attributed variation to polymorphism, but see Mindell (Mindell 1983a). Breeds from central Alaska through Yukon to n. British Columbia; winters chiefly in Great Plains and w. Midwest, south to Gulf Coast; some winter to Pacific coast [type locality = St. Francisville, Louisiana]. Polymorphic, although dark-morph birds predominate and gradation between dark and light morphs is continuous (Wheeler 2003b). Tail distinctive: rectrices whitish or gray mottled or streaked longitudinally with black, at times tinged reddish or light brown.
Sassafras albidum Lauraceae: sassafras
Green twigs, leaves are simple and alternate, 3 common shaped leaves, polymorphic, impressed venation, deciduous
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SassafrasNativeOften found in disturbed sitesMature bark fissured and ridgedDeciduous"Complexity: simple
Arrangement: alternate
Adaxial color:
Abaxial color:
Shape: Polymorphic: multiple leaf shapes. Lobed and elliptic. Lobed leafs mitten-like with 2-3 lobes.
Margins:
Apex:
Base:
Venation:""Leaves and root have root beer smell.
Sap not milky
Leaf texture thick and leathery"
Moraceae, "red mulberry", polymorphic, crenate/serrate, milky sap, impressed venation, pubescence under, top feels like cat's tongue
Family: Moraceae
Common name: red mulberry
*shallowly fissured bark *raised lenticels on younger bark *leaves simple, alternate *leaves polymorphic/unlobed *unlobed, mitten shape, or 3 lobed *coarsely serrate-dentate margin *rugose venation *milky sap comes out of petiole if broken *pseudo-terminal buds, zig-zag twigs *scabrous upper surface
Morus rubra- Selfie/Context/Overall
Moraceae – red mulberry (impressed veins, lightly fissured bark, polymorphic, scabrous leaves, pubescence)
Sassafras albidum Lauraceae: sassafras
Green twigs, leaves are simple and alternate, 3 common shaped leaves, polymorphic, impressed venation, deciduous
Family: Lauraceae
Common name: sassafras
*distinct brown/orange bark *polymorphic leaves, 1-3 lobes *sometimes mucronate tip, usually rounded *impressed veins *root beer smell sometimes
Artst || Dike Blair (b.1952 in USA)
Title || That and This (2009)
acrylic on wood, gouache and coloured pencil on paper
178 x 178 x 165 cm
Exhibitor || Städel Museum, Frankfurt
Artist's Website || blair.thing.net/
sammlung.staedelmuseum.de/en/work/that-and-this
In the large-scale gouache and two elements reminiscent of shipping crates that comprise That and This, painting and sculpture are united; they are site-specific and simultaneously autonomous. The rectangular, panel-like planes merge together to form a precise geometric form, which in turn breaks down as a result of the polymorphic painterly surfaces. Blair creates a calculated tension between various forms of painting and media. The result is a complex play between levels of reality and interpretation, within which painting, sculpture, architecture and design question each other with regard to their respective aesthetic possibilities and genres mutually penetrate each other. Formal and thematic considerations are linked in order to question both our traditional concept of art and the institutional context of its presentation.
Tanja Smeets uses plastic spare parts as base material for her polymorphic structures.
I like this photo because it almost looks like natural growth.
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