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33025 has just crested the grade up towards Buckley station with the Ruby Vampire shuttle from Wrexham to Dee Marsh Sidings. The Ruby Vampire had suffered a minor derailment in the sidings and after several hours the 33 took a single coach load of passengers to Wrexham prior to returning to collect more stranded folk. The chap on the platform was videoing proceedings so myself, Jim, Rob and Jamie formed our tried and tested stack formation to record the approach, the video can be seen here www.youtube.com/watch?v=F992KoFwa94 with a cameo role for the four of us....
Pleurotus tuber-regium with an extremely elaborate cap 17 cm across. Cap colour blends in with the colour of the leaves.
Redden Island, Cairns.
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Je nun tengo niente 'a che vede'
i' saglio 'int''a metropolitana
me giro sotto e ncopp''a citta', ah ah
nun pozzo tene' 'a capa a nisciuna
sbare' si tengo genio 'e sbaria'
dint''a sta' metropolitana
me puorte a ffa nu giro cu tte, eh eh
pecche' sto' sulo mo'
nun tengo a nisciuno
e tu che tiene 'a perdere
si' m'assetto cca'...
(Eduardo De Crescenzo - Metropolitana)
"The Floating Tuberplant is superbly adapted; the drooping, glowing bladders filled with a complex symbiotic bacteria and fungi provide ballast and the nutrients the plant can not generate itself, the bag like tubers gather lighter than air gases. You can even walk on them!"
-The old sage took a jump from the cliff face and I immediately lost him amongst the Tuberplant´s huge leaves...
Sharian "the Old" Magic to Elicio Ember, regarding Floating Tuberplants
-Jungle Whispers
See it at: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cerridwens%20Cauldron/127/...
I went to The Sage Gateshead on Sunday the 25th of October and was shocked to see huge crowds around the building. These crowds were for a guy called Joe Sugg who is apparently a vlogger / blogger / you tuber and he must be doing well at this judging from the crowds. The guy has also produced a book called Username Evie which people were buying lots of. Young ladies where going in to see him with their books and coming out sobbing. I have never seen anything like this in my life and had to take a few shots. Please share these with anybody there on the day.
L'anemone blanda è una pianta con radice tuberosa a foglie caduche; in aprile-maggio produce numerosissimi fiori a margherita di colore bianco, rosa, lilla o blu, con centro giallo; la fioritura dura alcune settimane, e solitamente gli anemoni vengono interrati a mazzi, in modo da creare una macchia di colore nel giardino. Le foglie sono di colore verde scuro, profondamente lobate. Si comportano da tappezzanti, crescendo di numero di anno in anno, crescono circa 15-20 cm in altezza e 7-10 cm in larghezza.
Gli anemoni si adattano a tutte le condizioni di luce, preferendo comunque almeno alcune ore di sole al giorno, spesso all'ombra completa producono pochi fiori. Non temono il freddo, poiché il tubero trascorre l'inverno in riposo vegetativo; nei periodi freddi si possono lasciare a dimora, anche perché spesso mostrano uno sviluppo migliore a partire dal secondo anno dall'impianto. Il posto migliore per porre a dimora gli anemoni spesso si rivela la base di alberi o arbusti a foglia caduca, in questo modo avranno sole pieno in inverno e primavera e mezz'ombra nei periodi più caldi dell'anno.
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Tubérculo de copo-de-Leite, da variedade de flores "Amarelas", uma planta bulbosa muito elegante. Suas folhas também são altamente decorativas. É uma planta que, como as demais, necessita de água, no entanto, nunca em excesso, preferindo solos úmidos mas não saturados. Produz flores o ano todo, exceto no inverno em regiões extremamente frias.
Plantar os bulbos diretamente no solo ou em vasos, com os pequenos brotos para cima, em local com bastante claridade, levemente cobertos de terra, tomando o máximo de cuidado para não "quebrar" as gemas, pois, se danificadas não rebrotarão. Cada bulbo contém de 2 a 9 gemas. A altura da planta poderá variar entre 50 a 60 cm.
As flores encontram-se na ponta dos pendões florais, em forma de cornetas abertas para cima e em seu centro tem um "bastão" no tamanho e espessura de um dedo mínimo.
O Copo-de Leite Color, bulbos destinados unicamente para cultivo ornamental.
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Tuber glass-of-milk, the variety of flowers "Yellow", a bulbous plant very elegant. Its leaves are also highly decorative. It is a plant that, like all others, needs water, however, never in excess, preferring moist soils but not saturated. It produces flowers throughout the year, except in winter in extremely cold regions.
Planting bulbs directly in the ground or in pots with small shoots upward in place with enough light, lightly covered with earth, taking the utmost care not to "break" the gems, because if damaged will not grow up again... Each bulb containing 2-9 buds. Plant height may vary between 50 and 60 cm.
The flowers are tassels at the tip of floral-shaped horns open upwards and in its center has a "bat" on the size and thickness of a finger.
The Milk Cup-Color bulbs intended solely for ornamental cultivation.
Rosa doble amaryllis en agua
=== ¡ Feliz jueves con flores ! == Happy Thursday with flowers! ===
This amaryllis tuber has a small bud when I bought it. The next morning the blossom had opened and another bud appeared. So we put it in a glass of water and here it is. HAPPY NEW WEEK
Este tubérculo de amaryllis tiene un pequeño botón cuando lo compré. A la mañana siguiente, la flor se abrió y apareció otro brote. Entonces lo ponemos en un vaso de agua y aquí está. FELIZ SEMANA NUEVA
=== ¡ Feliz jueves con flores ! == Happy Thursday with flowers! ===
Okavango Delta
Botswana
Southern Africa
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The greater kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) is a woodland antelope found throughout eastern and southern Africa. Despite occupying such widespread territory, they are sparsely populated in most areas, due to a declining habitat, deforestation and poaching.
Their habitat includes mixed scrub woodlands (the greater kudu is one of the few largest mammals that prefer living in settled areas – in scrub woodland and bush on abandoned fields and degraded pastures, mopane bush and acacia in lowlands, hills and mountains.
Their diet consists of leaves, grass, shoots and occasionally tubers, roots and fruit (they are especially fond of oranges and tangerines).
During the day, greater kudus normally cease to be active and instead seek cover under woodland, especially during hot days. They feed and drink in the early morning and late afternoon, acquiring water from waterholes or roots and bulbs that have a high water content. Although they tend to stay in one area, the greater kudu may search over a large distance for water in times of drought.
Predators of the greater kudu generally consist of lions, hyenas, and hunting dogs. Although leopards and cheetahs also prey on greater kudus, they are unable to bring down a bull, and consequently target the more vulnerable cows and offspring.
Greater kudus have a life span of 7 to 8 years in the wild, and up to 23 years in captivity. They are evaluated as low risk in the IUCN Red List of endangered species.
Lifeform: Tuber geophyte
Distribution: S. Russian Far East to S. Korea, C. & S. Japan, China (W. Henan) (31 PRM 36 CHS 38 JAP KOR)
Homotypic Names:
* Orchis radiata Thunb., Trans. Linn. Soc. London 2: 326 (1794).
Habenaria radiata (Thunb.) Spreng., Syst. Veg. 3: 693 (1826).
Platanthera radiata (Thunb.) Lindl., Gen. Sp. Orchid. Pl.: 296 (1835).
Hemihabenaria radiata (Thunb.) Finet, Rev. Gén. Bot. 13: 533 (1902).
Plantaginorchis radiata (Thunb.) Szlach., Richardiana 4: 65 (2004), not validly publ.
(* Basionym/Replaced Synonym)
Heterotypic Synonyms:
Orchis susannae Thunb., Fl. Jap.: 25 (1784), nom. illeg.
Habenaria dianthoides Nevski in V.L.Komarov (ed.), Fl. URSS 4: 751 (1935).
Habenaria radiata var. dianthoides (Nevski) Vyschin, Sosud. Rast. Sovet. Dal'nego Vostoka 8: 320 (1996).
Pecteilis dianthoides (Nevski) Garay & G.A.Romero, Harvard Pap. Bot. 3: 61 (1998).
Plantaginorchis dianthoides (Nevski) Szlach., Richardiana 4: 64 (2004).
Caladenia cardiochila is a terrestrial, perennial, deciduous, herb with an underground tuber and a single, sparsely hairy, linear to lance-shaped leaf. it's common name is Thick-lipped orchid. Common across Southern and Western Australia, this photo was shot at Ferry Mac Donald Conservation Park, South ASustralia.
Swimmers and tubers enjoying the cool waters of at the head spring in Blue Spring State Park, Volusia County, FL. Unlike many other Florida springs, which generally provide immediate access to the spring head (and sometimes have only that area available for swimmers), the head head spring at this park involves some exertion to reach. Swimmers must walk or swim against the current for some distance upstream before they can enjoy the hole surrounding the spring head. As these pictures will attest, few are deterred and the head spring remains the busiest part of the available waters to swim.
The state park serves as a recreation area centered on water activities in the summer but it is best known for providing opportunities to see countless manatees taking refuge in the winter. The spring waters are a constant temperature throughout the year, while the nearby St. Johns River fluctuates depending on air temperature, hence the large numbers of manatees that make Blue Spring Run a winter home.
I have only visited the spring this once, in the summer, and found it my favorite Florida spring to swim at. Unlike most other springs I've been to, which either limit swimming to one small area of the spring run or have paved sidings which make the spring essentially a large swimming pool, swimmers at Blue Spring can follow the spring run for hundreds of yards with the run only being closed as it draws near to the St. Johns River. This type of freedom to explore the water is something I always envisioned springs being like when I was a child.
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Calla Lily -
Calla, Calla Lily
by C. Colston Burrell
The great, white, waxy flowers of calla, also called calla lily,
so often seen at florists are nearly weeds in their native South Africa.
They're actually perennials in Zones 8, 9, and 10, but since they are not tolerant of frost,
they are grown as annuals in other parts of the United States. Gardeners throughout the country
can enjoy their lush, green leaves and bright flowers in summer by planting the tuber each spring.
Calla, also called Calla Lily, bloom as white to green annual flowers, yellow to orange annual flowers, and pink to fuchsia annual flowers.
Description of calla lily: Glistening, white flowers grow to 2 feet above the arrowhead-shaped leaves that arise from the rhizome planted below ground. By summer's end, a large clump of leaves displays a more or less continuous succession of flowers.
Growing calla lily: For maximum enjoyment, start rhizomes indoors 8 weeks prior to warm weather. Plant the large tubers in a soil mix high in peat or other organic matter and grow at 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Keep uniformly moist and fertilize weekly with a water-soluble fertilizer. Plant outside in a rich soil high in organic matter that retains moisture. Incorporate a slow-release fertilizer before planting. Grow in full sun for maximum growth. In the fall, lift before frost, drying off foliage and rhizomes. Store in a frost-free place until spring.
Propagating calla lily: Buy rhizomes at garden centers in the spring. Check to make sure they are firm and moist.
Uses for calla lily: Plant callas anywhere you want to achieve a tropical look. They also make dramatic container plants and superb cut flowers.
Calla lily related species: Z. rehmannii is the pink calla, although it shows much variation in spathe color from wine-red to nearly white. It is smaller, growing to 18 inches. Z. elliotiana is a species with white, spotted foliage, and a golden-yellow spathe. The California series of dwarf callas comes in a full range of colors.
Calla lily related varieties: Green Goddess is green with a white throat. White Giant reaches 6 feet and has white flowers and speckled foliage.
Scientific name of calla lily: Zantesdeschia aethiopica
A deciduous geophyte with a regularly shaped subterranean
tuber. Sometimes leaves are still present when flowering time starts, but often flowers appear after the leaves have died.
Read more about this species here: pelargonium-species.com/vidy-pelargonij/316-p-aestivale.html
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The squash is in season and I love the tubers, they are so big!
Some nice fresh vegetables and then nice warm soup!!
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Our Daily Challenge ~ Tubers/Root Vegetables ...
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- the round leaves on the water are from Nymphoides peltata (fringed water-lily; watergentiaan) and direct behind the flowers is Hippuris vulgaris (Mare's tail; lidsteng).
- Sagittaria latifolia is a plant found in shallow wetlands and is sometimes known as broadleaf arrowhead, duck potato, Indian potato, or wapato.
This plant produces edible tubers that were extensively used by the Indigenous peoples of the Americas.
Broadleaf arrowhead is a variable-sized (0.2 to 1 meter) perennial growing in colonies that can cover large amounts of ground. The roots are white and thin, producing white tubers covered with a purplish skin a good distance (0.3 to 1 meter long, 0.15 to 0.6 meter deep) from the mother plant.
Each branch of the inflorescence terminates in a raceme of whorled flowers; there are 2-3 flowers per whorl.
Each flower is about 1" across, consisting of 3 white rounded petals and 3 green ovate sepals. The male flowers have numerous stamens that are yellow, while the female flowers have clustered carpels that are green and form a small bur-like mass.
The blooming period occurs from mid-summer to early fall, lasting about 1-3 months.
- Breed Pijlkruid (Sagittaria latifolia)
De Nederlandse naam komt overeen met de geslachtsnaam (Sagittaria), die naar een 'pijl' verwijst. De naam verwijst naar de vorm van de bladeren.
De soortnaam latifolia betekent “breedbladig” en komt van de Latijnse woorden lati=breed en folia=blad en verwijst naar de bladvorm, de plant heeft relatief brede bladen.
Breed pijlkruid (Sagittaria latifolia) is van oorsprong afkomstig uit Noord-Amerika.
De plant wordt ongeveer 60 tot 100 cm hoog, bloeit van juni tot augustus en is te vinden in stilstaand of zwak stromend, voedselrijk, zoet, ondiep water.
Bloemen meestal in driebloemige kransen, trosvormig gerangschikt. Geheel witte kroonbladen (dus tot aan de voet). De binnenste, drietallige bloemdekbladen (kroonbladen) zijn helemaal wit, De helmhokjes zijn geel.
meer info: www.verspreidingsatlas.nl/5437
Black Bryony berries on a a plant that belongs to the Yam family.
The whole plant is very poisonous including the large tuber that can reach up to 60cm width.
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Brolga
Scientific Name: Grus rubicund
Description: The Brolga is a large grey crane, with a featherless red head and grey crown. The legs are grey and there is a black dewlap under the chin. Females are shorter than males. The energetic dance performed by the Brolga is a spectacular sight. Displays may be given at any time of the year and by birds of any age.
Similar species: The Sarus Crane, G. antigone, another species of crane found in Australia, can be identified by its dull pink legs and the red of its head extending down the neck.
Distribution: The Brolga is found across tropical northern Australia, southwards through north-east and east central areas, as well as central New South Wales to western Victoria.
Habitat: The Brolga inhabits large open wetlands, grassy plains, coastal mudflats and irrigated croplands and, less frequently, mangrove-studded creeks and estuaries. It is less common in arid and semi-arid regions, but will occur close to water.
Seasonal movements: Outside the breeding season, Brolgas form large family groups and flocks of up to a hundred birds. These groups may be partially nomadic or may stay in the same area. Some birds also migrate northwards.
Feeding: Brolgas are omnivorous (feeding on both vegetable and animal matter), but primarily feed upon tubers and some crops. Some insects, molluscs, amphibians and even mice are also taken.
Breeding: Brolgas probably mate for life, and pair bonds are strengthened during elaborate courtship displays, which involve much dancing, leaping, wing-flapping and loud trumpeting. An isolated territory is established, and is vigorously defended by both partners. The white (blotched with brown and purple) eggs are laid in a single clutch. The nest is a large mound of vegetation on a small island in a shallow waterway or swamp. Both adults incubate the eggs and care for the young birds. The Brolga is one of Australia's two crane species, and is known for its spectacular dance displays by both sexes during breeding season.
Calls: The Brolga's call is a loud trumpeting 'garooo' or 'kaweee-kreee-kurr-kurr-kurr-kurr-kurr-kurr', which is given in flight, at rest or during courtship.
Minimum Size: 100cm
Maximum Size: 125cm
Average size: 112cm
Breeding season: September to December in the south; February to May in the north
Clutch Size: 2 eggs
Incubation: 32 days
(Source: www.birdsinbackyards.net)
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SN/NC: Oncidium Sphacelatum, Orchidaceae Family
Oncidium sphacelatum is a species of orchid of the genus Oncidium, also called dancing lady, of the subfamily Epidendroideae of the Orchidaceae family.
These orchids are grouped together in clumps. The scientific name comes from the Latin Oncidium = "swelling", "tuber" and sphacelatum = "death", "disease". For the Mesoamerican Indians, the sunny yellow crossed by dark red fringes means human blood surviving the sun in times of danger.
This species is native to Campeche, in the south of Mexico, Central America and SE Venezuela. This orchid grows on trees. Area with a humid and hot climate in lands located below 1000 meters. This is an epiphytic and occasionally rupicolous orchid with laterally flattened cylindrical pseudobulbs from which two narrow, oblong, lingulate leathery leaves emerge apically. In their center, two flower stalks with small and numerous flowers grow. It has a paniculate floral branch. Flowers in a medium raceme with many small flowers of a strong yellow color with coffee-colored spots.
O Oncidium sphacelatum é uma espécie de orquídeas do gênero Oncidium, também chamado de dama dançante, da subfamília Epidendroideae da família das Orquidáceas.
Estas orquídeas se agrupam dentro das touceiras. O nome científico vem do latim Oncidium="inchaço", "tubérculo" e sphacelatum="morte", "enfermidade" .
Para os índios meso-americanos, o amarelo-sol atravesado por franjas vervelho-escuras, significa o sangue humano sobrevivendo ao sol em tempo de perigo.
Esta espécie é originária de Campeche, no Sul do México, da América Central e do SE da Venezuela. Esta Orquídea cresce sobre árvoees. Área de clima úmido e quente de terras situadas abaixo de 1000 metros.
Esta é uma orquídea epífita e ocasionalmente rupícola com pseudobulbos cilíndricos achatados lateralmente de que saem apicalmente duas folhas coriáceas estreitas oblongo linguladas, em seu centro nascem duas hastes florais de pequenas e numerosas flores. Possui ramo floral paniculado.
Flores en racimo médio de muitas flores de pequeno tamanho de cor amarelo forte com manchas de cor café.
Oncidium sphacelatum est une espèce d'orchidée du genre Oncidium, également appelée dame dansante, de la sous-famille des Epidendroideae de la famille des Orchidacées.
Ces orchidées sont regroupées en touffes. Le nom scientifique vient du latin Oncidium = « gonflement », « tubercule » et sphacelatum = « mort », « maladie ».
Pour les Indiens méso-américains, le jaune soleil traversé de franges rouge foncé signifie que le sang humain survit au soleil en cas de danger.
Cette espèce est originaire de Campeche, dans le sud du Mexique, en Amérique centrale et dans le sud-est du Venezuela. Cette orchidée pousse sur les arbres. Zone au climat humide et chaud située en dessous de 1000 mètres.
Il s'agit d'une orchidée épiphyte et parfois rupicole avec des pseudobulbes cylindriques aplatis latéralement d'où émergent deux feuilles coriaces lingulées oblongues et étroites au sommet, en son centre naissent deux tiges florales avec de petites et nombreuses fleurs. Il possède une branche florale paniculée.
Fleurs en grappe moyenne de nombreuses petites fleurs jaune vif avec des taches de couleur café.
L'Oncidium sphacelatum è una specie di orchidea del genere Oncidium, detta anche dama danzante, della sottofamiglia Epidendroideae della famiglia delle Orchidaceae.
Queste orchidee sono raggruppate in ciuffi. Il nome scientifico deriva dal latino Oncidium="gonfiore", "tubercolo" e sphacelatum="morte", "malattia".
Per gli indiani mesoamericani, il giallo sole attraversato da frange rosso scuro significa che il sangue umano sopravvive al sole nei momenti di pericolo.
Questa specie è originaria di Campeche, nel Messico meridionale, nell'America centrale e nel sud-est del Venezuela. Questa orchidea cresce sugli alberi. Zona dal clima umido e caldo di terreni situati al di sotto dei 1000 metri.
Si tratta di un'orchidea epifita e occasionalmente rupicola con pseudobulbi cilindrici appiattiti lateralmente da cui emergono apicalmente due strette foglie oblunghe lingulate e coriacee, al suo centro nascono due fusti floreali con piccoli e numerosi fiori. Ha un ramo floreale di tipo panicolato.
Fiori in un grappolo medio di tanti piccoli fiori gialli forti con macchie color caffè.
Oncidium sphacelatum is een soort orchidee uit het geslacht Oncidium, ook wel de dansende dame genoemd, in de onderfamilie Epidendroideae van de Orchidaceae-familie.
Deze orchideeën zijn gegroepeerd in bosjes. De wetenschappelijke naam komt van het Latijnse Oncidium = "zwelling", "knobbel" en sphacelatum = "dood", "ziekte".
Voor de Meso-Amerikaanse Indianen betekent het geel van de zon, doorkruist door donkerrode randen, dat menselijk bloed de zon overleeft in tijden van gevaar.
Deze soort komt oorspronkelijk uit Campeche, in het zuiden van Mexico, Midden-Amerika en Zuidoost-Venezuela. Deze orchidee groeit aan bomen. Gebied met een vochtig en warm klimaat van land gelegen onder de 1000 meter.
Dit is een epifytische en soms rupicolous orchidee met zijdelings afgeplatte cilindrische pseudobollen waaruit apicaal twee smalle, langwerpige leerachtige bladeren tevoorschijn komen, in het midden worden twee bloemstengels met kleine en talrijke bloemen geboren. Het heeft een pluimvormige bloementak.
Bloemen in een middelgrote tros van vele kleine, sterk gele bloemen met koffiekleurige vlekken.
L'Oncidium sphacelatum è una specie di orchidea del genere Oncidium, detta anche dama danzante, della sottofamiglia Epidendroideae della famiglia delle Orchidaceae.
Queste orchidee sono raggruppate in ciuffi. Il nome scientifico deriva dal latino Oncidium="gonfiore", "tubercolo" e sphacelatum="morte", "malattia".
Per gli indiani mesoamericani, il giallo sole attraversato da frange rosso scuro significa che il sangue umano sopravvive al sole nei momenti di pericolo.
Questa specie è originaria di Campeche, nel Messico meridionale, nell'America centrale e nel sud-est del Venezuela. Questa orchidea cresce sugli alberi. Zona dal clima umido e caldo di terreni situati al di sotto dei 1000 metri.
Si tratta di un'orchidea epifita e occasionalmente rupicola con pseudobulbi cilindrici appiattiti lateralmente da cui emergono apicalmente due strette foglie oblunghe lingulate e coriacee, al suo centro nascono due fusti floreali con piccoli e numerosi fiori. Ha un ramo floreale di tipo panicolato.
Fiori in un grappolo medio di tanti piccoli fiori gialli forti con macchie color caffè.
Oncidium sphacelatum es una especie de orquídea del género Oncidium, también llamada dama bailarina, de la subfamilia Epidendroideae de la familia Orchidaceae.
Estas orquídeas se agrupan en matas. El nombre científico proviene del latín Oncidium="hinchazón", "tubérculo" y sphacelatum="muerte", "enfermedad".
Para los indios mesoamericanos, el amarillo del sol atravesado por franjas de color rojo oscuro significa sangre humana que sobrevive al sol en tiempos de peligro.
Esta especie es originaria de Campeche, en el sur de México, Centroamérica y sureste de Venezuela. Esta orquídea crece en los árboles. Zona de clima húmedo y cálido de terrenos situados por debajo de los 1000 metros.
Se trata de una orquídea epífita y ocasionalmente rupícola con pseudobulbos cilíndricos aplanados lateralmente de los que emergen apicalmente dos estrechas hojas coriáceas oblongas linguladas, en su centro nacen dos tallos florales con pequeñas y numerosas flores. Tiene una rama floral paniculada.
Flores en un racimo mediano de muchas flores pequeñas y de color amarillo fuerte con manchas de color café.
オンシジウム スファセラタム（Oncidium sphacelatum）は、ラン科エピデンドロデア亜科のオンシジウム属のランの一種で、ダンシングレディとも呼ばれます。
これらの蘭は群生してグループ化されています。学名は、ラテン語の Oncidium「腫れ」「結節」と sphacelatum「死」「病気」に由来しています。
メソアメリカのインディアンにとって、濃い赤の縁取りが交差する太陽の黄色は、危険な時に太陽の下で生き延びる人間の血を意味します。
この種の原産地はメキシコ南部、中央アメリカ、ベネズエラ南東部のカンペチェです。この蘭は木に着生します。標高1000メートル以下の高温多湿な気候の地域。
これは、横に平らになった円筒形の偽球根を持ち、そこから2枚の狭い長方形の舌状の革のような葉が頂端に現れ、その中心に小さくて多数の花を持つ2つの花茎が生まれます。円錐形の花の枝が特徴です。
コーヒー色の斑点のある、小さくて強い黄色の花がたくさん集まった中程度の花です。
文心兰（学名：Oncidium sphacelatum，俗称跳舞兰）
文心兰是兰科树兰亚科文心兰属的一种兰花。这些兰花通常成簇生长。其属名 "Oncidium" 源于拉丁语，意为 "肿胀"、"块茎"；种加词 "sphacelatum" 意为 "坏死"、"病变"。
对于中美洲印第安人而言，其明黄色花瓣上交织的深红色条纹，象征着危难时期在阳光下幸存的人之鲜血。
该物种原产于墨西哥南部的坎佩切州、中美洲以及委内瑞拉东南部。这是一种附生兰花，偶尔地生，生长于海拔1000米以下、气候炎热潮湿地区的树木上。它具有侧扁的圆柱状假鳞茎，顶端长出两枚狭长、舌状的革质叶片。假鳞茎中心抽出两支花葶，着生大量小花，形成圆锥状的花序。其中等大小的总状花序上密布许多小花，花色为鲜明的黄色，并带有咖啡色斑点。翻译要点说明：
· 术语准确：确保 "epiphytic"（附生）、"pseudobulbs"（假鳞茎）、"raceme"（总状花序）等专业术语准确。
· 句式优化：将部分英文长句拆分重组，更符合中文短句、分句的表达习惯，使描述更清晰流畅。
· 逻辑连贯：调整了部分信息的顺序，使从植物特征到原生环境再到形态细节的描述逻辑更自然。
Oncidium sphacelatum هو نوع من الأوركيد في جنس Oncidium، وتسمى أيضًا السيدة الراقصة، في فصيلة Epidendroideae من عائلة Orchidaceae.
يتم تجميع هذه بساتين الفاكهة ضمن كتل. الاسم العلمي يأتي من اللاتينية Oncidium = "تورم"، "درنة" و sphacelatum = "الموت"، "مرض".
بالنسبة لهنود أمريكا الوسطى، فإن لون الشمس الأصفر الذي تتخلله حدود حمراء داكنة يعني أن الدم البشري يبقى على قيد الحياة من الشمس في أوقات الخطر.
ينشأ هذا النوع من كامبيتشي في جنوب المكسيك وأمريكا الوسطى وجنوب شرق فنزويلا. تنمو هذه السحلية على الأشجار. منطقة ذات مناخ رطب وحار من الأراضي الواقعة تحت 1000 متر.
هذه سحلية نباتية وأحيانًا حمراء مع بصيلات كاذبة أسطوانية مسطحة جانبياً تظهر منها ورقتان جلديتان مستطيلتان ضيقتان في قميهما، وفي وسطها يولد سيقان زهريتان بزهور صغيرة ومتعددة. لديها فرع الأزهار الذعر.
الزهور في عنقود متوسط يتكون من العديد من الزهور الصغيرة القوية ذات اللون الأصفر مع بقع بلون القهوة.
SN/NC: Antigonon Leptopus, Polygonaceae Family
Commonly known as Mexican creeper, coral vine, bee bush (in most Caribbean islands) or San Miguelito vine, is a species of flowering plant in the buckwheat family, Polygonaceae. It is a perennial that is native to Mexico. It is a vine with pink or white flowers (Antigonon leptopus 'alba' ).
Antigonon leptopus is a fast-growing climbing vine that holds via tendrils, and is able to reach 25 ft or more in length. It has cordate (heart shaped), sometimes triangular leaves 2½ to 7½ cm long the flowers are borne in panicles, clusted along the rachis producing pink or white flowers from spring to autumn, it forms underground tubers and large rootstocks, it is a prolific seed producer, the seeds float on water, the fruit and seeds are eaten and spread by a wide range of animals such as pigs, raccoons and birds. The tubers will resprout if it is cut back or damaged by frost.
Algemeen bekend als Mexicaanse klimplant, koraalwijnstok, bijenstruik (op de meeste Caribische eilanden) of San Miguelito-wijnstok, is een soort bloeiende plant in de boekweitfamilie, Polygonaceae. Het is een vaste plant die inheems is in Mexico. Het is een klimplant met roze of witte bloemen (Antigonon leptopus 'alba').
Antigonon leptopus is een snelgroeiende klimplant die via ranken vasthoudt en in staat is 25 ft of meer lang te worden. Het heeft hartvormige (hartvormige), soms driehoekige bladeren van 2½ tot 7½ cm lang de bloemen worden gedragen in pluimen, geclusterd langs de spil en produceren roze of witte bloemen van de lente tot de herfst, het vormt ondergrondse knollen en grote onderstammen, het is een vruchtbaar zaadje producent, de zaden drijven op water, het fruit en de zaden worden gegeten en verspreid door een breed scala aan dieren zoals varkens, wasberen en vogels. De knollen zullen opnieuw uitlopen als ze worden ingekort of beschadigd door vorst.
Esta hermosa planta trepadora recibe el nombre de Bellísima. Su nombre científico es Antigonon leptopus. Dependiendo de la localidad, recibe diversos nombres, tales como, Cadena de amor, Confite, Corona, Corona de reina, Coronela, Coronilla, Fulmina, Jololito, Flor de San Diego, Enredadera de San Diego, Flor de San Miguel, San Miguelito, Hierba de Santa Rosa, Rosa de Mayo, Rosa de Montaña, entre otros. Pertenece a la familia de las Polygonaceae. La Bellísima es nativa de México y Centroamérica.
Amor-juntinho e outros nomes, recebem esta trepadeira no Brasil. Também conhecida como trepadeira mexicana, videira coral, arbusto de abelha (na maioria das ilhas do Caribe) ou videira San Miguelito, é uma espécie de planta com flor da família do trigo sarraceno, Polygonaceae. É uma planta perene nativa do México. É uma trepadeira com flores rosas ou brancas (Antigonon leptopus 'alba').
Antigonon leptopus é uma trepadeira trepadeira de rápido crescimento que se mantém por meio de gavinhas e pode atingir 25 pés ou mais de comprimento. Apresenta folhas cordadas (em forma de coração), por vezes triangulares com 2½ a 7½ cm de comprimento as flores nascem em panículas, agarradas ao longo da raque produzindo flores rosas ou brancas da primavera ao outono, forma tubérculos subterrâneos e grandes porta-enxertos, é uma semente prolífica produtor, as sementes flutuam na água, os frutos e as sementes são comidos e espalhados por uma grande variedade de animais como porcos, guaxinins e pássaros. Os tubérculos irão brotar novamente se forem cortados ou danificados pela geada.
Communément appelée plante grimpante mexicaine, vigne de corail, buisson d'abeille (dans la plupart des îles des Caraïbes) ou vigne de San Miguelito, est une espèce de plante à fleurs de la famille du sarrasin, les Polygonacées. C'est une plante vivace originaire du Mexique. C'est une vigne à fleurs roses ou blanches (Antigonon leptopus 'alba').
Antigonon leptopus est une vigne grimpante à croissance rapide qui tient par des vrilles et peut atteindre 25 pieds ou plus de longueur. Il a des feuilles cordées (en forme de cœur), parfois triangulaires de 2½ à 7½ cm de long, les fleurs sont portées en panicules, groupées le long du rachis produisant des fleurs roses ou blanches du printemps à l'automne, elle forme des tubercules souterrains et de gros porte-greffes, c'est une graine prolifique producteur, les graines flottent sur l'eau, les fruits et les graines sont mangés et répandus par un large éventail d'animaux tels que les porcs, les ratons laveurs et les oiseaux. Les tubercules repousseront s'ils sont coupés ou endommagés par le gel.
. . . A scene from the Cedar River in Bellaire shows fallen trees and brush spanning the flow. Rivers like this (as well as the Rapid River near Kalkaska) are my favorites because the water is clear and I can fish without being run over by a canoe or tuber!
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Arrowhead plant - Sagittaires à longues feuilles
Alismataceae
Commonn names: broadleaf arrowhead, duck-potato, Indian potato, wapato
Nom commun: pomme de terre indienne
This plant produces edible tubers that were extensively used by the Indigenous peoples of the Americas.
Cette plante produit des tubercules comestibles qui ont été largement utilisés par les peuples autochtones des Amériques
I was actually taking photos of this little rodent, when the two mallards, from the previous photo, sailed right past. I started taking shots of them, because the light was so good, and the muskrat was not going anywhere... much too busy digging in the muck for the tubers/underwater stems... to be worried about me. (Unfortunately, he never came out of the water, so I didn't get any shots of his tail or really impressive digging claws. In my animal album is a better shot of one sitting on ice.)
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Oxalis tuberosa is a perennial herbaceous plant that overwinters as underground stem tubers. These tubers are known as uqa in Quechua, oca in Spanish, yam in New Zealand and a number of other alternative names. Wikipedia
Family: Oxalidaceae
Species: O. tuberosa
Genus: Oxalis
Order: Oxalidales
Knightshayes Court is a Victorian country house near Tiverton, Devon, England, designed by William Burges for the Heathcoat-Amory family. Nikolaus Pevsner describes it as "an eloquent expression of High Victorian ideals in a country house of moderate size."[1] The house is Grade I listed.[2] The gardens are Grade II* listed in the National Register of Historic Parks and Gardens.
The gardens
Ornamental Pond at Knightshayes Court
The gardens were designed by Edward Kemp[10] but were much simplified in the 1950s and '60s.[10] Sir John and Lady Heathcoat-Amory undertook much work in the gardens for which they were both awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's Victoria Medal of Honour.[13] The estate includes a rare stické court dating from 1907. Other features include the extensive topiary, specimen trees, rare shrubs and the stables and walled kitchen garden, also by Burges.[10] In 2015 the Mid Devon Show was held at Knightshayes Court. wikipedia
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