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seb_tmg, to consciousliving
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It's known by many wonderful names such as 'Pili Pili', 'Bird's eye', 'Peri Peri' or just 'Piri Piri' but it's the same hot chili that is good both fresh or dried. Just a few more weeks before harvest…

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ml, to plantscience
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Progress photo of the oldest flower raceme on my tree. It's hermaphrodite when most carobs have either male or female flowers. Technically, this can self-pollinate, but it'll be interesting seeing if it will do it under the current conditions.

Some stamens are already past their prime. Some are fully ripe, others still on the way. Same with the pistils. If you look closely, you can see the seam on the pistil that would show up in the ripe fruit as well. @plantscience

cohanf, to plants
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@plants @nature This one's an + !
on Carlina acaulis in the
This is a so those 'petals' aren't, nor are they ray flowers as in many composites (sunflowers, asters, daisies etc)- those white strappy parts are papery bracts, just there to draw attention.The actual flowers are all those tiny things in the centre- --cont-

cohanf, to nature
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About 10 hours late on ! so why not throw in a couple more days: and ! I take lots of photos of the many local fungi/ , but don't have names. Late summer/early fall (just a couple of weeks away, here) is peak season for many sorts. + a couple of pics from the that are hard to fit in colour themed collages- I don't have many in these shades! Details in replies.
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eclectech, to random
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I was using this poor wee flower to get comparison pics from different camera lenses, so ended up with lots of photos of it.

Looking through them it started to look a bit sad - definitely a bad hair day - so wanted to try and lift it up a bit.

Quite a sweet thing, even with the straggly petals.

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readbeanicecream, to science
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Flower that thrives in Death Valley may hold secret to heat adaptation: Insights into how Death Valley’s Tidestromia oblongifolia tolerates such high temperatures could help researchers to engineer crops that can survive global warming
https://archive.is/0I9Vn

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Omom4075, to gardening Finnish
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Liatris spicata and honeybee in the City garden

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Adrenochrome, to random German
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Male Madagascar bullseye moth (Antherina suraka). They can move their hindwings independently from their forewings if startled to show off their eyespots in motion.
Photo: Adam Gor (@goradam)
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