The Seedpods Of Mimosa by wonderworld

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Oct 07, 2009

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How very cool that each leaf contains a seed in Fall. That also explains why I have about six of these tall guys growing in my backyard and fast growers they are!! Live and let live:)

Comments (15)

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durleybeachbum

5:27AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

I have never seen these before! they are lovely shapes.

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Mondwin

5:44AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

Really amazing!!!!!!!!!!Bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma

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GBCalls

6:01AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

Very interesting! Excellent capture and explanation

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morningglory

6:10AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

Such a pretty shot of the seed pods.

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jascorpio

6:53AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

woooooooooooow!!! lovely colors!!!

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icerian

7:12AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

Outstanding uncommon capture. Well done.

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AndreiR

8:09AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

I love the colors in this picture! Beautiful!

MrsLubner

11:05AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

I have to go back and look - I must have a different type of mimosa because the branches/leaves on mine are more like lacy fronds on the branch and I believe the seeds would come from the delicate, fuzzy pastel flowers they produce. I know mine propogates by root sprouts and almost to the point of irritation there are so many each year. Very interesting shot!

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eyeland

11:11AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

A very soft, delicate feel to this image - nicely captured. The seeds in the leaves are a very effective evolutionary survival asset & the tree is very beautiful, but I think it's also considered invasive & tends to crowd out other species in many situations...

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sharky_

11:32AM | Wed, 07 October 2009

Interesting plant/tree. I have never seen this before... Nice capture. Aloha

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Silkylady

12:42PM | Wed, 07 October 2009

This is very colorful, interesting, beautiful and unique Cynthia. An outstanding capture. This turned out great. The lighting is perfect. I love simple and sweet. Really farout image. Huggs... Silkylady...

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