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The plant is cultivated for its sweet fruit ...
move from branch to branch in rainforest canopy trees.
Peru, It is about 50 cm long. they feed on
•They eat flowers, fruits, seeds, grasses, ...
The fruiting phase is a feast for many ...
Known as the tea viburnum because the leaves were used by the
The first photo shows the narrow "wings" on the stem, between the leaves, that ...
The equatorial saki is often confused with the
yellow to orange to red, frilled and often darker at the base of the petals. ...
Native to the southeastern U.S. Small tree, like other Cornus trees ... ...
Mistletoe in a stand of Bradford pear trees. Semi-parasitic. Berry pulp remains ...
Spotted during a brief side-trip in the very small rural community of Artesia, ...
's-tooth, cankerwort, milk-witch, yellow-gowan, Irish daisy,
sixteenth century German monk, Otto ...
Important food plant for animals and insects in the Southeast U.S. Very common, ...
Grapevine native to the American South. It grows wild, but is also cultivated ...
Spotted this Austral Parakeet in a lenga beech wood (Nothofagus pumilio) forest ...
edible fruit (second photo) is called a ...
காயா, காயாம்பூ, காகா, காசாம்பூ, அஞ்சனம், அல்லி, புன்காலிவச்சி என்ற பல தமிழ்ப் ...
Easy to identify by the tight clusters of small berries, which turn bright ...
A species of the genus Castanea, chinkapins and chestnuts is contained by the ...
