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| Apolonija29. 03. 2015 20:16:08 |
One more: 16- usually the leaves of autumn cyclamen develop like that.
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| Tadej30. 03. 2015 04:59:31 |
Thanks everyone for the help. One more, is the fruit of Indian mock strawberry edible?
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| Apolonija30. 03. 2015 08:03:24 |
Good morning! As far as I know, these fruits are more inedible than poisonous. I've eaten them already and they are white inside, mushy and tasteless. No reason to use them for food. Regards
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| Apolonija31. 03. 2015 08:48:02 |
Good morning! Nice little flowers!
No. 8 is tenacious bird's-eye primrose, no. 19 is a subspecies of common primrose (Primula vulgaris ssp. sibthorpii). Could be a spontaneous genetic change or it came from some garden.
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| otiv1. 04. 2015 11:32:15 |
@zlatica, Hello!
The barren strawberry is definitely creeping. I've met it myself already this year.
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| Apolonija1. 04. 2015 12:21:49 |
Otiv, you're right. Otherwise the rosettes aren't visible, with which it creeps and spreads. But the apical leaves are visible, which are entire, while in the hairy one they are three-lobed. And of course the hairy one is hairier and flowers usually more blue.
Zlatica, pyramidal ones, the name already says they look like little pyramids, because the stem leaves quickly get smaller upwards.
Haven't seen the yellow one in Gorenjska yet.
Regards
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| zlatica1. 04. 2015 13:37:35 |
Yes, my teachers, thanks a lot for the kindness. I have to say honestly that I was leaning most towards the prostrate one because of the pale color - around leaf details it seems pretty tough to me, for the pyramidal one you explained nicely, Apolonija, for the hairy one I didn't know how hairy it has to be, since this one too is a bit when you look at it live up close. Here, once again, thanks to both for solving the puzzle.
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| Apolonija3. 04. 2015 07:29:16 |
Franci, how many different plants have you already foundLow sedge is already flowering and Rivin's violet and white violet and many-flowered starwort, and bladder campion, scabious, lesser wintergreen, dark sedge, hairy rock-jasmine....Lp
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| otiv3. 04. 2015 07:57:45 |
Apolonija, that's what you shook off your sleeve, just as my morning coffee goes down my throat.  
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| Apolonija3. 04. 2015 08:38:14 |
otiv, not everything is as your rhymes say, ha-ha
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| Apolonija4. 04. 2015 12:19:32 |
Franci, you really put effort into it, nice photos.
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| sirt14. 04. 2015 13:47:05 |
Kuža is world-class!
But does she master kobudo?
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| čeveljc4. 04. 2015 20:43:04 |
Not really a mountain question, but since you're gathered here flower lovers (and excellent photographers) I'm curious if anyone knows if the marsh tulip / logarica is already blooming on the Ljubljana Marsh?
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| Lj4. 04. 2015 21:25:18 |
Of course it's blooming, if the morning frost this week didn't shrivel them too much... I admired them this week on Tuesday.
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| zlatica4. 04. 2015 21:29:40 |
Velkavrh, I see you at least managed to catch the auricula buds somehow. This year flowers are much later, the auricula that last year bloomed abundantly on the path to Prevala just at this time, there was none there two days ago, even leaves were barely visible. The rockjasmine is very interesting and as I see, also hardy even in snow.
Franci, your shots are very interesting and beautiful, special moments of nature awakening you captured. Too bad you didn't name them.
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