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It did help loads actually. Thank you so much. Very much appreciated.

Are they alien species or native ones?? Because the second one seems to be flourishing in the Maltese countryside and at quite a fast rate. Seems to grow everywhere, even on very disturbed land.

I've came across these two plants (one of them is a tree actually and the photo is taken from the distance), one of which is commonly found alongside roads intentionally planted for aesthetic value. Can you please help me identify since these are most likely alien species and couldn't find them in ...

The model is Canon PowerShot A620.

I'll definitely be crediting the Administration of this site in my work and will also be doing a little contribution eventually.

Thank you though for the help. Very much appreciated.

B may be Halimione portulacoides, or Cremnophyton lanfrancoi. Advise where found, that may help. Hallik mill l-iscale guz, take better pics!!! :lol: RB looool ... ghandek ragun imma dak in nhar kont ghadni kif xtrajt il-camera u ma tantx kont naf inhaddimha sew. Fil-fatt ghadni naqa zizu. Is it ...

I apologize if this is not the appropriate forum to post this in as MWP has pointed out to me earlier to post a separate thread for each different plant. So feel free to move it elsewhere. I need help confirming the following plant species. I apologize if it may seem tedious to identify due to the ...

I'm actually a university student from the faculty of science doing a vegetation survey in a valley and am currently in the process of identification.

That helped quite a lot actually and I confirmed the names with literature books. However the species of the Lotus is still a big questionmark.

Thank you.

Need some help with identification of both the relatively large plant and the smaller one next to it.

I'd like to know if the endemic plant Cremnophyton lanfrancoi is legally protected.

jackpot wrote:confirm Crucianella rupestris

Thanks.

Replied within 5mins by RB! If possible, post a new topic for every different plant, and try to give a sensible title. You are welcome to post your photos, and pass a good word about the site (esp. if you know some rich man who can offer a sponsor!) :wink: Enjoy OUR forum I will do that and thanks ...

Lol. You're totally right. But I have no photos of the same plant during spring. I hope you don't mind if I post a couple more photos later. I'm a bit stuck with the identification of some of the plants.

Could someone please help me identify this plant?