Each flower develops underneath its own little woody cap. As the flower grows it pushes the cap off. See the last, 5th photograph where there is a 1.5 mm ring of flower emerging at the bottom of the caps. The paler yellowish\ light brown caps are very hard & leathery. On the 4th picture the nuts can be seen developing being a shiny olive green colour.
I haven't done a search as to what type of tree it is but I suspect one of the eucalypts.
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Australia has amazing, unique flora and fauna, as well as fascinating people ( from my own limited experience,} What is it? the distance from the sun?
No! The result of being on the arse end of the world.
Posted by FrostyJimToo cold to plant outside for another month here in Wasilla Alaska.
Posted by FrostyJimToo cold to plant outside for another month here in Wasilla Alaska.
Posted by JolantaUnusual fungi.
Posted by FernappleI am trying to grow some extra salad crops this year in the new greenhouse.
Posted by JolantaBugg life.
Posted by glennlab My first flowers of this spring. Lotus and blue bells
Posted by glennlab My first flowers of this spring. Lotus and blue bells
Posted by FrostyJimSeedlings ..
Posted by FernappleIts Hellebore season now.
Posted by FernappleIts Hellebore season now.
Posted by FernappleIts Hellebore season now.
Posted by FrostyJim...don't be silly!
Posted by KateOahuI saw some pretty flowers on a walk today. I’d never seen a white Hibiscus before. And I do not know what the pink flowers are.
Posted by KateOahuI saw some pretty flowers on a walk today. I’d never seen a white Hibiscus before. And I do not know what the pink flowers are.
Posted by KateOahuI saw some pretty flowers on a walk today. I’d never seen a white Hibiscus before. And I do not know what the pink flowers are.
Posted by FrostyJimI usually drink coffee while planting seeds?