PLEASE ID THE PLANT LIKE STRUCTURE

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prasanna gogate

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26 Jun 2011, 7:32:19 am26/06/11
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THIS IS PLANT LIKE STRUCTURE ON CALYX OF MEUSA FERREA.
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manudev madhavan

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28 Jun 2011, 6:05:00 am28/06/11
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am not much sure about this..
but, I guess, probably a seedling of some Loranthaceae member.. ??
inviting expert comments...!

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J.M. Garg

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25 Sept 2011, 3:03:12 am25/09/11
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Some earlier relevant feedback:

“am not much sure about this..


but, I guess, probably a seedling of some Loranthaceae member.. ??
inviting expert comments...!


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Manudev K Madhavan”

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Pudji Widodo

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25 Sept 2011, 4:41:02 am25/09/11
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I agree with Manudev Ji.

A Loranthaceae member. The seeds are very sticky and attaching to
something, then germinate.

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Pudji Widodo

J.M. Garg

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25 Sept 2011, 10:12:47 am25/09/11
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A reply:
"This is a seedling of a Loranthaceae member. All seeds belongs to that family will start it life like this. The seeds are usually sticky and always adhere to the beak of its predator birds and the bird will try to leave it on some tree branches. It will start germinating there itself and to become a new parasitic plant.

Thanks

Dr Santhosh"

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