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Holoptelea Integrifolia aka Indian Elm fruiting now. As a kid I recall we used to eat the dried seeds inside these pāpdis. #trees #Pune #IndiAves #Biodiversity #ThePhotoHour #FruitingFriday @seasonwatch_in
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativeplantsociety Juncus balticus, Baltic rush, is one of the world’s most widespread plants, and is one of the dominant species of wetlands and valley bottoms. Shown here with its tiny seeds https://t.co/cdr0M8TueP
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativeplantsociety This is probably Oenothera biennis, common evening primrose, growing in an open montane meadow. Seeds still persistent well into spring; requiring cold stratification to germinate.
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativeplantsociety This is Calochortus gunnisonii, mariposa lily. Notice that the flat, off-white seeds do not persist. It has a slight stalk which succumbs to the forces of winter and droops the seeds drop out. Or maybe a small mammal got there first?
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativeplantsociety last year, Penstemons gave stunning displays; P strictus, and next is P virens, a slow growing ground cover. Penstemons have irregular shaped seeds with edges and are often dark in color. Love dry, well drained, gravelly soils.
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativeplantsociety Harbouria trachypleura, whiskbroom parsley, is an early bloomer but drops seeds late. It’s the only species in its genus(monotypic) and endemic to a small region of the Front Range of CO. Incidentally, the seeds taste like caraway
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativesociety Orthocarpus luteus, owl’s-clover is a tiny plant with barely open yellow flowers loving meadows. The seeds are likewise tiny and some do persist into winter
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativesociety Orthocarpus luteus, owl’s-clover is a tiny plant with barely open yellow flowers loving meadows. The seeds are likewise tiny and some do persist https://t.co/LNd1hUJP31
#FruitingFriday ERRATA Last week I posted a winter photo of Solidago missouriensis but captioned it as Heterotheca villosa. The 1st pic here is H villosa and the 2nd is S missouriensis. Must not have had my coffee! Both Asteraceae family and white fluff carries seeds on the wind.
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativeplantsociety Heterotheca villosa, false goldenaster, ubiquitous hardy plant found along the ground from the plains through montane: seems to grow everywhere on the Front Range. It is highly adaptable and variable. Fluffy seeds disbursed on the wind
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativeplantsociety A common sight contrasted against the snow are the red hips of the western wild rose, Rosa woodsii. These hairy seeds are good for squirrels, birds, rabbits, but not as sweet as other berries, they are left till desperately needed!
#FruitingFriday #coloradonativeplantsociety See the black seeds in Frasera speciosa, monument plant, at 8600 ft. over several months. Spreads potential germination success over different conditions, temperatures and precipitation, winds, and undoubtedly, the feeding by birds.
#FruitingFriday Non-native, smooth brome, Bromus inermis, has become invasive through planting for soil retention and livestock grazing. Look closely to see the dark spots which are dormant seeds. https://t.co/7B2oku3ak6
#fruitingfriday bush honeysuckle, twin berry, Lonicera (Distegia)involucrata; berries extremely bitter and possibly poisonous. Flowers are small and yellow, and attractive to hummingbirds and other birds. Native Americans used for hair dye.
#fruitingfriday Iris missouriensis, the blue flag, is native, and of the irises, is drought tolerant. The petals are a landing platform.
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#FruitingFriday See the swelling of the pedicels which are developing seed capsules. The minute seeds of Corallorhiza maculata, like all orchids, contain no endosperm and rely upon mycorrhizae fungi for germination and growth
#FruitingFriday - Golden banner, Thermopsis rhombifolia of the short grass prairie. Learn more at CONPS Urban Prairie Virtual Garden Tour, Sunday, June 7 from 1-3pm. Register at https://t.co/kZwOxkRCGK
#FruitingFriday American wild plum, Prunus americana - native to Colorado; early blooming; late in the season favored by black bears. I have a favorite spot that I always check and must be careful of da bears and their droppings!
#FruitingFriday Oregon grape, Mahonia repens after dropping berries (or been eaten by critters). This ground cover is now blooming with yellow sprays.
#FruitingFriday: wild begonia, Rumex venosus. Image by @ColoradoFruits.
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