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Otherwise known as bramble, blackberry, European blackberry, black heg, wild blackberry and bramble berry.
UK folklore dictates that blackberries should not be picked after Old Michaelmas Day in October, as the Devil has sullied them. Brambles used to be planted on graves to stop sheep grazing, but might also have had the more superstitious purpose of keeping the dead in.
The Woodland Trust - www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/trees-woods-and-wildlife/plants/...
Brambles provide an important source of nectar for Brimstone and Speckled Wood butterflies; fruits for Song Thrushes and Yellowhammers; and hiding places for Hedgehogs and Dormice.
The Wildlife Trusts - www.wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife-explorer/wildflowers/bramble
The infamous "Beach Plum" was specifically mentioned in the Warner Land Grant, which provided access to the "granted lands" for inhabitants of Lewes and Sussex to go upon those lands for picking 'plums' and other activities. From 1970, when the Army attempted to bulldoze the Great Dune, until the lawsuit over the Warner Land Grant was settled twelve years later in 1982, the beach plum was repeatedly referenced in legal documents back and forth. Today, beach plums abound in the dunes around Lewes and are excellent for making jams, juices, etc.
is a tropical and subtropical vine widely grown in Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean for its edible fruit. Its many varieties differ substantially in the shape and bitterness of the fruit. Each plant bears separate yellow male and female flowers. In the Northern Hemisphere, flowering occurs during June to July and fruiting during September to November. It is a frost-tender annual in the temperate zone and a perennial in the tropics. It grows best in the USDA zones 9 to 11.
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檔名File name： 黃尾鴝﹝BIRD07015﹞
名稱 Name：黃尾鴝 (雄鳥♂) / Daurian Redstart. (Male♂)
學名 Scientific Name：Phoenicurus auroreus.
科名 Family： 鶲科(Muscicapidae).紅尾鴝屬(Phoenicurus).
相機Camera：SONY SLT-A77V
鏡頭Lens： 卡爾蔡斯 Carl Zeiss Sonnar T＊ 135mm F1.8 ZA
圖像尺寸 picture size：6000x4000
焦距長度Focal length﹝mm﹞：300
感光度ISO speed ratings：800
光圈F-Number：7.1
曝光時間Exposure time〈s〉：1/2000
拍攝地點 Location：
台灣 台北市 中正紀念堂
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Taipei, Taiwan
別名 Other Names：常鶲、灰頂紅尾鴝、北紅尾鴝、籬知更鳥。
身體的長度 Length of body：L 15cm
生態與分佈 Ecology ：
黃尾鴝在台灣為不普遍的冬候鳥。
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A close-up cluster of Common Snowberries (Symphoricarpos albus), glowing like pearls against a deep black background.
De tejo (Taxus baccata) era el “warbow” ese largo arco inglés que llevaba Robin Hood, como la vara que llevaba “Ötzi” el hombre primitivo que se encontró momificado en el hielo y que era un arco sin terminar.
Del tejo dice en “el Dioscórides renovado”, del leridano Pío Font Quer que “suele enriscarse en las cumbres aisladas de las montañas calcáreas no excesivamente elevadas, las más veces entre 500 y 1500 metros”
Es un árbl dioico, por lo que hay ejemplares masculinos y femeninos, aunque se precisa de la cercanía de unos y otros para que el pie femeneino pueda fecundarse y fructificar. El fruto es una baya carnosa y roja pero hueca por abajo pudiéndose apreciar la semilla, a la que envuelve, llamándose sólo a esta parte carnosa arilo, es azucarada y comestible, incluso con la curiosidad que es la única parte no toxica, siendo el resto del árbol, incluida la semilla, muy tóxicos, con el alcaloide propio llamado taxina, tanto es así que el libro antes mencionado dice “En medicina familiar no debe utilizarse nunca, por ningún concepto. Su toxicidad haría en extremo peligroso su uso”.
La fotografía fue tomada en el jardín del Hospital de la Fuenfría (Cercedilla, Madrid), donde tienen un ejemplar de cada sexo, cerca uno del otro. En la foto he elegido, no la de mejor composición, sino aquela que mostrara mejos los detalles. Precisar que el diámetro, aunque cercano, no llegaría a 1 cm.
Aunque los ejemplares suele estár dispersos y no suelen formar bosques, hay algunas excepciones, cono “El Tejedelo”, que está en la zona de Sanabria, en Zamora. Cuando residí alli, unos vecinos sanabreses me advirtieron que si iba e este pequeño bosque tuviese mucho cuidado, que estaba plagado de víboras. Si así es, esta sería, literalmente, una relación tóxica.
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A heavy crop of sloe berries on a blackthorn tree (prunus spinosa). At Staple Fitzpaine in Somerset.
Blackthorn (prunus spinosa) and its ripening sloe berries.
At Staple Fitzpaine, Taunton Deane in Somerset.
During the witch panic in Europe, it was believed that the devil himself pricked women with a blackthorn spine as a form of initiation and proof that a person was a witch. This was the origin of the ‘witches mark’ which later came to mean any mark, mole, scar or skin tag on the body which indicated you were guilty of being a witch. - From Kate Goth (the Witch Wench). thewitchwench.com/2020/11/25/blackthorn-prunus-spinosa/
Le more sono frutti spontanei buonissimi, ma anche gli apici del rovo sono commestibili, si possono usare in cucina in frittate o essiccarli per tisane, ricchi di vitamina C e dalle proprietà astringenti e antinfiammatori
Le more sono frutti spontanei buonissimi, ma anche gli apici del rovo sono commestibili, si possono usare in cucina in frittate o essiccarli per tisane, ricchi di vitamina C e dalle proprietà astringenti e antinfiammatori
Blackberries are delicious spontaneous fruits, but the tips of the bramble are also edible, they can be used in cooking in omelettes or dried for herbal teas, rich in vitamin C and with astringent properties
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Hippophae rhamnoides, known as sea buckthorn, is a thorny shrub in the oleaster family that often grows in coastal areas and on dry, sandy soils. It has an extensive root system and can fix nitrogen from the air with the help of root nodule bacteria, which helps it thrive on nutrient poor ground. Sea buckthorn is dioecious, meaning there are separate male and female plants, and only the female plants produce the bright orange berries. The fruits are well known for their high vitamin C content and are used for products such as juice, purée, and oil. In autumn and winter, the berries also provide an important food source for many birds and other wildlife.
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