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The empty remains of last season's common milkweed seedpod (Asclepias syriaca).

 

River Park

Brooklyn Park, Minnesota

April 17, 2011

More iPhone photos from my walk yesterday… a just-forming seedhead on a stephanotis vine. When young like this, these can look good enough to eat - but they aren't!

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Reminds me of a chrysanthemum.

magic alley

kramoris

tiny ants on large seedpld

what kind of plant? (orange trumpet flowers)

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artist: David Greenwood

 

Location: Krasl Art Center Grounds

Love how the poppy's seed pod looks now.

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Third day of a three day backpack trip in the Goat Rocks Wilderness. Cispus Pass and PCT. IMG_7726

There are several of these magnificent trees in Civray up to 15m high, covered in large white flowers in the spring.

I am uncertain as to its identity, perhaps 'sieboldii'

Signs that Winter hasn't gone quite yet.

Cercis occidentalis, California redbud, an attractive pink-flowered dry site species. Back-lit seedpod shows off small, hard black seeds. Seeds can be washed in acid or rubbed with sandpaper to aid their germination. In nature these seeds lie dormat in the soil for several to many years before their seedcoat deteriorates sufficiently to allow moisture penetration and subsequent germination. A member of the legume family.

Commonly known as the Lucky Bean

Photographed near Newton, Suffolk, England.

A few seeds remain in the seedpods.

Taken at Canberra Botanical Gardens

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A burst seed pod of the Snake's Head Fritillary (Fritillaria meleagris), also known as Chess Flower and Leper Lily and a bunch of variations on those.

 

En sprucken frökapsel från Upplands landskapsblomma, Kungsängslilja (Fritillaria meleagris).

magnolia seed pods litter the ground, seeds are expelled to ground or eaten by wildlife

This is growing on a plant in my greenhouse - it's about an inch across and developing well. What do you think it is?

sag harbor

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Taken at Presqu'ile Provincial Park.

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