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unknown Spring flower
I found them today during a stroll through in the woods nearby (Central Europe, 48°North). There were many growing in just one spot, in an area of about 30x100 meters. Does anyone know what it could be?
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unknown Spring flower
On Sun, 12 Apr 2015 18:40:10 +0200, Willi_9
wrote: I found them today during a stroll through in the woods nearby (Central Europe, 48°North). There were many growing in just one spot, in an area of about 30x100 meters. Does anyone know what it could be? They sort of look like blue bluebells, but white ones. |
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One bloom consists of 4 sepals, 4 petals, ~4 stamina and 1 pistil. I dug one out and planted it in a pot for further observation. ps: If you own red/cyan 3d glasses you might want to look at that (place of discovery): viewer [I have limited webspace and keep the content always changing. Therefore the site will not be accessible forever] Greets, W |
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Mystery solved: I emailed a botanical institute nearby and they replied immediately: It's Drooping Bittercress (Cardamine enneaphyllos). |
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unknown Spring flower
On Wed, 15 Apr 2015 17:10:13 +0200, Willi_9
wrote: joevan vanudity;1012976 Wrote: On Sun, 12 Apr 2015 18:40:10 +0200, Willi_9 wrote: - I found them today during a stroll through in the woods nearby (Central Europe, 48°North). There were many growing in just one spot, in an area of about 30x100 meters. Does anyone know what it could be?- They sort of look like blue bluebells, but white ones. Mystery solved: I emailed a botanical institute nearby and they replied immediately: It's Drooping Bittercress (Cardamine enneaphyllos). Great. |
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