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| anka 25. 07. 2013 10:23:26 |
I don't distinguish edelweiss either, most often the distinguishing features aren't the flowers. Lp
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| velkavrh25. 07. 2013 12:48:31 |
But they are part of mid and high mountain flora, present everywhere and it's right to know them better. Just one month ago they told me every one is Carinthian.
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| otiv25. 07. 2013 13:48:58 |
White flowers bloom among rocks,
tender like baby's hands.
Nice to see them along the path,
only with their names often mistaken.
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| Apolonija25. 07. 2013 17:17:45 |
Brane and poetically inspired otiv, how many different edelweiss does Slovenian mountain-alpine flora have at all and which? Have you read that somewhere? Did Alenka write something about it too?
I know alpine /C.alpinum/, rock /C.julicum/, single-flowered /C.uniflorum/, south-alpine with Carinthian subspecies /C.carinthiacum subsp.carinthiacum/. Then I heard about Dinaric /C.dinaricum/. I know there's also forest /C.sylvaticum/, and that edelweiss /C.strictum/, clustered /C.glomeratum/, Tenore's /C.tenoreanum/ and spring /C.fontanum/ and that's all. Then there are other white-flowering pinks like: catchflies, mouse-ear chickweeds, stitchworts, sandworts, baby's breath...You really have to know all characteristics well to identify correctly. I don't know how the habitat affects slightly differently shaped flowers too. Your pictures are interesting. I also wish someone could say more. If I look at pictures, Carinthian edelweiss doesn't have identical flowers everywhere. Leaves? It seems to me, layman, that rock ones are narrower, Carinthian wider...In the end due to helplessness I say: maybe enough to recognize genus, species let botanists. Lp
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| Apolonija25. 07. 2013 20:52:19 |
Ivanjščice. Kamnik oxeye (Leucanthemum lithopolitanicum) has involucral bracts bordered dark brown, black. Yours has the border.Lp
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| Apolonija26. 07. 2013 08:26:31 |
Brane, pink trebelje, proof: leaves. Really? It seems to me that your little flower does not have them so "serrated"; they look more like the leaves of pink-red dežna.
26 you mean črnoglavka
29 your plant has toothed leaves. Pinnately divided like a "fish bone", incisions reach almost to the middle. What is the difference between dimnik and jajčar??
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| velkavrh26. 07. 2013 08:48:28 |
Then I always find pink-red dežen, and I think it is hairy trebelje. I thought dežen grows more in the Julians - I always find it on Črna prst.
I researched dimke and jajčarje last year and didn't get to the end of them. Their common feature is that they are full-flowered. Generally, jajčarji grow taller. Now in the valley we see common jajčar, in mid-mountain and high-mountain we find grey jajčar, which has grey leaves. Among high-mountain jajčarji, high-mountain jajčar is known, Swiss - supposedly does not grow here. For us, high-mountain is interesting - for it is written: outer sheath under the basket black-hairy, leafless stem, leaves bluntly toothed. I don't know what leaf shape that is. Characteristic for them is that flowers are not so spread out as in dimki. They list more dimki: velekoškasti; lučkovolistni; prealpine; Kerner's; Triglav; golden; leafless; fleshy-red - which we cannot mix, because it has a characteristic color. I know well only the fleshy-red and the golden one, which is currently plentiful everywhere and often turns completely orange. In general, we distinguish dimke by leaves, which are special for each species. With these low dimki, otavič can also confuse us, as it is similar.
We must not mix jajčarje with škržolicami, there are quite a few of them. Characteristic for them is that they are taller and have branched stems with numerous flowers. Hairy usually grows together with jajčarji and dimki, but we will distinguish it because it is really hairy. Short-hairy oman, svinjak, skrka and škrbinka can also confuse us. Oman and svinjak have only one flower on the stem. The last two grow taller and mixing with škržolicami is possible. So the possibilities to mix everything together are really many.
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| Apolonija26. 07. 2013 13:06:03 |
Brane, thanks for the explanation. I see a lot of work awaits me to get to know and distinguish them. I will look more closely this evening.
Your dimek is probably not Triglav one, maybe Kerner's? And alpine škržolica?
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| keber126. 07. 2013 21:10:11 |
This weekend to Sedmera and the pathless Fužine peaks, I already see it will be full of photo material.
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| LidijaJesih27. 07. 2013 15:36:01 |
Dear experts, on Pecol I encountered this strange rare flower, about 20 cm tall, looks like some parasitic flower, I don't even know if it's flowering or if it will... Never seen it before. ??
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| otiv27. 07. 2013 15:44:33 |
Lidija, in the alpine flowers handbook it says this is Tender pojalnik and belongs to Pojalnikovke family. There are several species I saw it myself on Kompotela
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| nacka.27. 07. 2013 15:45:00 |
Mrs. Jesih,
see the discussion in this section from 20. 6. 2011.
Continue with lots of enjoyment and beautiful photos you share with us!
Nacka
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| LidijaJesih27. 07. 2013 15:52:39 |
Tender pojalnik then, and it really is a parasite. I knew all answers could be found here. Thanks Vito and Nacka.
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| Apolonija27. 07. 2013 22:11:52 |
This tender pojalnik isn't really tender at all.
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| Apolonija27. 07. 2013 22:22:57 |
A few years ago I met a pojalnik and wanted to find out if it has a bulb or rhizome or ... but found out I can't determine it . Then I read that it's a parasite. Another parasite I like even more because of the flowers is common lusnec (Lathraea squamaria).
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| otiv28. 07. 2013 07:58:43 |
Apolonija, on the right side there is a green box where you click "edit"; it shows the text which you can correct or fully delete. The mentioned correction is possible within 24h, later no longer possible.
Nice regards!
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| Apolonija28. 07. 2013 09:11:08 |
Vito, thanks. I thought it was only for editing pictures. Have a nice Sunday with little flowers or without.
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| otiv28. 07. 2013 09:23:14 |
One helps a person if they are in trouble right now I'd rather see some ice flowers on the window to cool down a bit
Nice Sunday to you too and find nice shade on the flower garden.
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| Apolonija28. 07. 2013 09:35:46 |
I believe you, I also have the nearby Vintgar as an option.
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