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Almond & plum

Prunus dulcis & Prunus sp.

Description:

First picture shows almond growth on the left and plum on the right. This tree has not been grafted this way - it has happened naturally, perhaps because they are both of the Prunus sp. The last photo shows the plum part of the tree fruiting. I've never seen this happen before!

Habitat:

Old agricultural land, which is now someone's garden.

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Dangermouse
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Dangermouse

Algarve, Portugal

Spotted on May 29, 2012
Submitted on Jun 10, 2012

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