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Tropical climates
Although native to South America, Australia grows large crops of pineapple in tropical areas.
Spotted on Nov 8, 2011
Submitted on Nov 16, 2011
8 Comments
That's really interesting about the Ficus AchmmadMWY. I will read about it.
@ AschaRiess - and that's only the edibles list :)
hahaha .. off course just kidding! but have we notice that holy place or a sacred plants (or anything like that) is an important tools in conservation? I do, in my area Ficus benjamina is sacred plants, so they will stay longer support many kinds of bird there. A nice idea for research may be ...
love the way they grow! They look so top heavy...
Hahaha! NO pineapple stays sacred for long up here! Or mango or avocado or lychee for that matter ;)
wow,,
A sacred pineapple in Cairns !!? Now that IS funny AchmmadMWY.
Could be sacred plant!
I'm surprised nobody has eaten that yet.