falling again (3-6)

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falling again (3-6)

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This is an attempt at forum resuscitation... :-D
Let`s see if and how it works :D
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I don't want to comment about the last picture!
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Fall3 some kind of cactus?

Fall5 magnolia?

The others ?? no idea.

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Fall 4 - a very rough guess - Oleaceae (if those are anthers?) ?

fall 6 looks likea feather of canary (but should be a colourful ornamental plant I suppose!)


Pine, you may comment on the first 3 pics then :lol:
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fall 3 asteraceae seeds
fall 6 linaria
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I suspect that Fall 3 is truly a cactus, (Opuntia microdasys?)

Howevr Fall 4 is the most interesting, I can't figure out what are the prolonged structures (anthers/pistils/rootlets!!)
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he he- fall 3 and 6: not bad!
Fall 4: it is a complete flower (San Anton Garden)
Fall 5: seed from a very attractive ornamental (not Magnolia)
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fall 5: Iris foetidissima?

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no, sorry- it is a tree!

MWP: where are my 2 small pics?
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Cycas revoluta?

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I think Sigra is bull's eye!
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no, it is a characteristic looking seed of a family everyone knows :-D
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No idea, I don’t think I ever met this tree.

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sorry, just saw that I never explained 4 and 5- here they are!
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Thanks very much for the update. I have seen the first one in Malta and Gozo from last May for the first time. There is one at Biskett. The 2ns one, I was going to post Celtis - but good I did not as it was wrong :lol:
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