#Malpighiales

[vainaspaver]

Rafflesia tuan-mudae by cclborneo

[rattyexplores]

Two different Euphorbias

Top images - Euphorbia maculata Bottom images - Euphorbia prostrata

20/03/23

[deathtek]

8/12/23

[bestanimal]

Realistically, if I did bestplant, I would probably get lazy and just stop at families .. I'm just curious to know how many plant taxons the average tumblr user can recognise and have a favourite individual species in, and it would be a very fun opportunity to find interesting propaganda for each one.

Taxonomy discourse is really interesting. I would kinda be on my own for what classification system to use before the angiosperms, since there's still some uncertainty around the non-flowering groups. I'm not really sure how unified the stances are on animal phylogeny and taxonomy but if I had to guess, I figure that it's a lot worse than plants, simply due to there being significantly more animal species out in the world 😭😭

Also, Euphorbia is a good pick, Malpighiales is an incredibly fascinating clusterfuck of an order... coca, passionflowers, castor (RICIN), that one absurdly toxic tree, and RAFFLESIA... it's such a crazy lineup!!

I feel like plant taxonomy is a lot more complicated lol. It seems like botanists aren’t as unified in their decisions as biologists (not to say that biologists are super unified… we might have some upsets about how I decide to divide animals in the next round!) But then again I don’t know as much about it. I still don’t quite understand what palm trees are.

And also, what would you even do about lichen

[rattyexplores]

Scarlet Flame flowers.

11/08/23 - Malpighiales: Passiflora miniata × vitifolia - parking lot near overgrown garden

[istherewifiinhell]

metas.

floora: guessed in 15. got this far pretty quickly with weeping willow

Malpighiales

The Malpighiales comprise one of the largest orders of flowering plants, containing about 36 families and more than 16,000 species, about 7.8% of the eudicots.

which. so unhelpful. but eventually hinted for

Linaceae

Linaceae is a family of flowering plants. The family is cosmopolitan, and includes about 250 species in 14 genera, classified into two subfamilies: the Linoideae and Hugonioideae

well. well. i just know what linen is made of. /shrug. the latin or whatever.

zooaaaaa. oh yeah. snakes that arent snakes. boas that arent boas. but again. alphabet scrolling with advantage that. its early in the alphabet lol.

[floragender]

[ID: 2 flags with 6 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are pale yellow, pale yellow-green, pastel green, pale blue, brown, dark brown. Overlaid on the first flag is a willow tree.]

❁ Willofairylunen❁ (willo - fairy - lun - en)

“Willo” from the word willow, “lun” from the word Luna

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Definition:

A gender related to willow trees, nature, fairy’s / fairycore / grunge fairycore and Luna moths. This gender have a eerie yet whimsical feeling to it.

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Day 3: willow trees // for a coining event by @mogai-sunflowers

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[entomoblog]

Identité et diversité des pollens collectés par deux espèces d'abeilles pour la pollinisation dans les champs de myrtilles | Environmental Entomology | Oxford Academic

See on Scoop.it - EntomoNews

Identity and diversity of pollens collected by two managed bee species while in blueberry fields for pollination

Kelsey K Graham, Meghan O Milbrath, Michael Killewald, Annuet Soehnlen, Yajun Zhang, Rufus Isaacs Author Notes Environmental Entomology, nvad072, https://doi.org/10.1093/ee/nvad072 Published: 27 July 2023

  [Image] Average percent pollen type per site collected by honey bees and bumble bees in 2018 and 2019. Pollen types other than Vaccinium corymbosum (blueberry) that represented less than 2% of the pollen at each site were grouped into an “other” category. UNId indicated pollen that was not able to be identified. Farms A–H were sampled from in both 2018 and 2019, though only bumble bee collected pollen was sampled from Farm A in 2018.

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Traduction

  Pour comprendre les besoins et les préférences des abeilles domestiques en matière de pollen pendant la pollinisation des bleuets, nous avons identifié le pollen collecté par les colonies d'Apis mellifera Linnaeus, 1758 (Hymenoptera : Apidae) et de Bombus impatiens Cresson, 1863 (Hymenoptera : Apidae) au cours de deux années. Les bourdons ont collecté une plus grande diversité de pollens que les abeilles mellifères, alors que ces dernières se sont davantage concentrées sur les ressources abondantes. Bien que les myrtilles soient la ressource la plus abondante dans le paysage, elles n'ont pas été le pollen le plus collecté par les deux espèces d'abeilles en 2018. Cependant, c'est le pollen le plus collecté par les bourdons en 2019 et ils ont collecté beaucoup plus de pollen de myrtille que les abeilles mellifères au cours des deux années. En 2018, le nerprun, Rhamnus L. (Rosales : Rhamnaceae) ou Frangula Mill. (Rosales : Rhamnaceae), et de saule, Salix L. (Malpighiales : Salicaceae), ont été abondamment collectés par les deux espèces d'abeilles. En 2019, les pollens de cerisier, Prunus L. (Rosales : Rosaceae), et de saule (Salix) ont été collectés dans des proportions élevées par les deux espèces. Les ronces, Rubus L. (Rosales : Rosaceae), et le trèfle blanc, Trifolium repens L. (Fabales : Fabaceae), étaient également des sources de pollen communes pour les abeilles domestiques, tandis que le chêne, Quercus L. (Fagales : Fagaceae), était récolté par les bourdons. Les analyses de paysage ont également révélé que certains types de couverture terrestre étaient positivement corrélés avec la collecte de types de pollen préférés. Les zones humides herbacées étaient associées à la collecte de pollen de nerprun (Rhamnus/Frangula), de saule (Salix) et de cerisier (Prunus), qui étaient les principales ressources polliniques pour les deux espèces d'abeilles.

  Il n'y avait pas de corrélation entre la diversité du paysage et la diversité du pollen, ce qui suggère que les colonies butinent en fonction de leurs besoins nutritionnels plutôt que de la disponibilité des ressources.

[wonder-rooms]

Passiflora Flowers, Earth's Silent Voices (1865) - Sophina Gordon

[formlessing]

...from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved.

- Charles Darwin

[deathtek]

2/23/21

[tsuu3]

三連休、暖かかったので庭のタチツボスミレが咲いてました。春一番みたいな暖かい風が吹いていたので、目覚めてしまったのでしょうか。 #植物界 #Plantae #被子植物 #Angiosperms #キントラノオ目 #Malpighiales #スミレ科 #Violaceae #スミレ属 #Viola #タチツボスミレ#Viola_Grypoceras (Machida, Tokyo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CH86VjjAmCc/?igshid=1le6fbb1tt5s9

[floragender]

[ID: 3 flags with 11 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are dark blue, blue, pastel blue, light blue, off white, pastel yellow, off white, light blue, pastel blue, blue, dark blue. The first and third flags are identical, while the second flag is overlaid with a drawing of a blue flax flower.]

∆Wildblueflowergender∆

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< a gender related/connect the wild blue flax wildflower >

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×Pronouns ideas×

Flower/Flowerself

Wild/Flower/Wildflowerself

Blue/Blueself

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Tagging: @gender-fella @gender-mailman @gendermerchant @mogai-place

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Coined by me! Requested by: @a-funky-lizard!

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If this is not what you wanted or if you don't like something, please tell me!

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I didn't find any gender like this, but if it have, plz tell me!

[efaust-photography]

Violet Rouen Pansy, Gardens in Kempston IV　@ Kempston, Bedfordshire, UK.　Apple iPad 4th Gen.　June 2013.

[dendroica]

Lewis Flax (Linum lewisii) (via USFWS Mountain-Prairie)

Linum lewisii is a perennial plant in the family Linaceae, native to western North America from Alaska south to Baja California, and from the Pacific Coast east to the Mississippi River

Photo: Schiff, Zachary/USFWS

[floragender]

[ID: A flag with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are pastel greenish yellow, white, pale lavender, pale purple, pinkish purple.]

Arborventis

Arborventis flag

Arborventis is a scenegender that feels like standing in a grove of trees with sunlight dappling the ground. Wind whistles softly through the branches, sending willow leaves dancing. It's peaceful and quiet; the only noise being the wind, distant birds, and your breathing. It feels majestic in a quiet way, like the gentle beauty of nature.

@/mogai-sunflowers is the original creator of the scengender system

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