Favoritos de kylepdougherty
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Palo Dulce (Hovenia dulcis)Observ.
brent_steuryFecha
Falta la fechaDescripción
Hovenia dulcis
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typhzanou2001Descripción
This is a medlar tree that is in the main garden of the Cloisters in New York.
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Palo Dulce (Hovenia dulcis)Observ.
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1 Av. Sul, Entre Quadras 305/307, Samambaia, Distrito Federal - Samambaia Sul, Brasília - DF, 72305-200, Brasil (Google, OSM)
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hb2000Descripción
Bush with alternate branches and large yellow fruits.
Fruit weight: 1kg ?
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Torreya nuciferaObserv.
belvedere04Descripción
Japanese name: カヤ, 榧, kaya.
"Yono's big Kaya 与野の榧", a monumental tree more than 1000 years old, planted in the Heian Period. Designated as National Natural Monument. Now it stands in the parking lot in front of the Myoko Temple 妙行寺.
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Torreya nuciferaObserv.
belvedere04Descripción
Japanese name: カヤ, 榧, kaya.
"Nishidaira's big Kaya 西平の榧", a monumental tree more than 1000 years old, in the vicinity of the Hagihiyoshi Shrine 萩日吉神社. Designated as Natural Monument of Saitama Prefecture. Now it stands surrounded by a Sugi plantation.
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Lindera benzoinObserv.
murphroomsDescripción
The fruits in the second picture are from two separate bushes. One of them was doing to have ALL yellow and orange fruit. None turning red, if anything they went from orange to black. The shrub was smaller than most spice bushes in the area, however, it may have also been very young.
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Arce de Pennsylvania (Acer pensylvanicum)Observ.
mari_chilesDescripción
46 inch diameter at breast height
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Toona sinensisObserv.
skyrianiDescripción
This is an ornamental tree that breaks into pink leaves in the New Zealand spring. I've not been able to identify it by searching on horticultural/nursery sites. Hope someone can tell me what this is.
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Toona sinensisObserv.
conboyDescripción
I FINALLY figured out what this plant is. I’ve been seeing it occasionally throughout the parks system. There’s a huge patch of these growing near the Wissahickon Environmental Center / tree house. Mature trees are very tall with Ailanthus-like leaves but a shaggy bark. Seedlings in this area are very abundant. Tree label says “Cedrela sinensis”
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Smilax herbaceaObserv.
grinninDescripción
Notes gratefully adapted from @mjpapay:
• truly astonishing, remarkably tall and distinctively free-standing
• stem non-woody annual growth from ground; no indication of any of last-season's growth discerned
• stem glabrous
• tendrils on upper half of stem
• inflorescences ± mid-stem
• habitat: mountain steep slope
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Fruta de Chocolate (Akebia quinata)Observ.
esummerbellDescripción
Both white and purple varieties growing together. Cultivated, but this species is known to escape cultivation, so look out for it in the wild.
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Lechillo (Carpinus caroliniana)Observ.
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In the bottom of the old cow field. Not much around it and gets sun. largest one I’ve ever seen. Person for scale. Got some seeds off it for propagating.
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Euonymus alatusObserv.
bethsull919Descripción
Actually a small tree, single trunk Seed bearing with enormous number of seedlings in understory.
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Pino Blanco Americano (Pinus strobus)Observ.
hotshotnatureboyDescripción
Massive witches broom
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Pinabetes (Género Picea)Observ.
jmrawson99Descripción
Cluster of growth different from surrounding branches. If this was in a deciduous tree it would be equivalent to a witches broom.
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Pino Blanco Americano (Pinus strobus)Observ.
kellyfuerstenbergDescripción
A witch's broom? Sun was not in the right place for a good picture.
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Plantas (Reino Plantae)Observ.
courtneyjohnson3Descripción
Is this something called witch's broom? It's very large and growing about 10 feet off the ground in a Norway spruce.
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kristofzDescripción
several clumps growing submerged in water in forest stream
