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Punica granatum 'Legrelleae' / 'Legrelleae' Pomegranate at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
#Punica granatum 'Legrelleae'#Punica granatum#Punica#Lythraceae#Legrelleae Pomegranate#Legrelle Pomegranate#Plants#Flowers#fruit trees#pomegranate#Nature photography#photography#photographers on tumblr#Sarah P. Duke Gardens#Duke Gardens#Duke University#Durham#Durham NC#North Carolina#🌺🌻#Fruit#trees
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P – Punica granatum L. – Melograno (Lythraceae)
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Purple Loosestrife Lythrum salicaria Lythraceae
Photograph taken on August 12, 2022, along the Culham Trail, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
#wildflowers of southern ontario#Purple Loosestrife#purple#Loosestrife#Lythrum salicaria#Lythrum#Lythraceae#Culham Trail#Mississauga#Ontario#Canada#wildflowers#wildflower#flowers#nature#flora
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Crepe-Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica)
#Crepe-myrtle#Lagerstroemia indica#Myrtales#Lythraceae#Flowers#Flores#Gardening#Beautiful#Nature#Kukkat#Puutarha#Luonto
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Lagerstroemia indica cv.
21-FEB-2023
Melbourne, Vic
#australia#victoria#melbourne#flowers#purple#purple flowers#crepe myrtle#crepe flower#rosids#myrtales#lythraceae#lagerstroemia#lagerstroemia indica#flower buds
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#1937 - Cuphea ignea - Cigar Plant
Photo by @purrdence at Hobbiton, NZ. Probably deliberately planted, but given how many ornamentals escaped into the countryside in New Zealand, who can say. The bumblebee is a freebie.
Cuphea comes from the Greek word kyphos which means curved or humped - possibly a reference to the shape of the seeds. ignea - Latin for "fiery" - refers to the resemblance to lit cigars.
A small tropical shrub from the family Lythraceae, native to Mexico and the West Indies, with small, tubular, bright red to orange flowers. Each flower is tipped with a thin white rim and two small purple-black petals. The flowers are attractive to hummingbird, butterflies, and apparently bumblebees, as well as being the reason it’s grown as an ornamental in warmer countries worldwide.
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n145_w1150 by Biodiversity Heritage Library Via Flickr: Prof. Dr. Thomé's Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz, in Wort und Bild, für Schule und Haus ; mit ... Tafeln ... von Walter Müller.. Gera-Untermhaus :F.E. Köhler,1886-1934.. biodiversitylibrary.org/page/4321288 #Pomegranate originally native 2 modern-day Iran & Iraq, but cultivated in Caucasus since ancient times biodiversitylibrary.org/page/4321288 #bhlib
#Austria#Cryptogamia#Floras#Germany#Plants#Switzerland#Mertz Library#The New York Botanical Garden#bhl:page=4321288#dc:identifier=http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/4321288#pomegranate#taxonomy:binomial=Punica granatum#Lythraceae#Twitter Post#flickr
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Granadas
Foto: Robert Anasch - Unsplash
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Mexican Heather 06.03.23
(Lythraceae, cuphea)
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[ID: 2 flags with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are berry, deep pinkish red, dusty white, deep pinkish red, berry. Overlaid on the second flag is a pink pomegranate.]
pomegranatic
a gender related to pomegranates or sharing the aesthetic/shape/flavour of a pomegranate. can be applied to anything - examples are pomegranatiboy, pomegranatifluid etc.
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Lagerstroemia x 'PIILAG-VIII' / Twilight Magic Crape Myrtle at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
#Lagerstroemia x 'PIILAG-VIII'#Lagerstroemia#Lythraceae#Twilight Magic Crape Myrtle#Crape myrtle#crepe myrtle#Myrtle#Trees#Plants#Flowers#Nature photography#photography#photographers on tumblr#Sarah P. Duke Gardens#Duke Gardens#Duke University#Durham#Durham NC#North Carolina#🌺🌻
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L – Lagerstroemia indica L. – Lagerstroemia (Lythraceae)
4 - habitus autunnale
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Flor do Cerrado Diplusodon Lanceolatus
Flor do Cerrado Diplusodon é um gênero botânico com várias espécies florísticas com lindas flores. Apresento aqui uma dessas espécies. Vem comigo. Espécie de Flor do Cerrado Diplusodon Antes, esclareço duas coisas: Primeiro, meu objetivo é compartilhar as imagens por achar as plantas lindas, e mostrar o que encontro no Bioma Cerrado. Comecei a fazer estas publicações porque elas me fazem bem,…
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#bioma cerrado#diplusodon lanceolatus#espécies florísticas#família lythraceae#flor do campo#flor do cerrado#Flor do Cerrado Diplusodon#lindas flores#plantas do cerrado brasileiro
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[ID: A flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The stripes from top to bottom are dark red, red, dark pink, white, dark pink, red, dark red. All but the white stripe are textured like pomegranate seeds. Sticking down from the white stripe are a pair of fangs.]
pomebeastgender
for when your gender is related to pomegranate beasts and creachures!!
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Finally finished with the Åse standee. The flower in the back is suposed to be Purple loosetrife.
Purple loosetrifes (Lythrum salicaria) are a pink flower that is part of the Lythraceae family. They bloom in autumn and tend to grow near water. They're called Kattehale in Norwegian witch translates to Cattail not to be confused with the American Cattail which I don’t think grow anywhere in Norway. They are one of the many plants that grow around the Mjøsa lake. I chose this flower to represent Ace mostly because of it’s location and name. As far as I can tell it doesn't have any specific meaning but the name lythrum might be derived from the Greek word for blood. Red is Ace���s primary color and in general I associate Ace with blood more specifically the blood that gathers under your nails when scratching someone. (its weirdly specific I know but for some reason thats the strongest visual representation I’ve imagined for Ace for the longest time idk) loosetrife also contains the word strife which I also feel ties into Ace and her story allot.
I went for something more stylized for the flowers. I'm not good at painting realism so I think this is the best I can do lol.
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Punica granatum
11-JAN-2023
Melbourne, Vic
#australia#victoria#melbourne#flower#orange#orange flower#pomegranate#rosids#myrtales#lythraceae#punica#punica granatum
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