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On Dec 30, 7:20 am, Gurcharan Singh <singh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have this one in the series of photographs of vegetative parts: Again
> Jatropha gossypifolia
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> On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 8:37 PM, Satish Phadke <phadke.sat...@gmail.com>wrote:
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> > Great pictures by Alok and Aparna
> > You have highlighted a very interesting and different aspect about plant
> > life.
> > I Certainly got inspired to look at these aspects while observing the plant
> > life henceforth
> > Thanks for sharing
> > Dr Satish Phadke
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> > 2009/12/30 Alok Goyal <alok12...@gmail.com>
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> > Hallo all
>
> >> This is my submission for the flora picture of the year-2009. inspired to
> >> some extent by David Attenborough's "private life of plants" i keep looking
> >> for some less noticed structures on the plants which enhance their
> >> attraction, used in defense or for any other purpose other than the
> >> routine.
> >> The leaf is that of Erythrina suberosa. its a young leaf which is almost
> >> all covered with a lot of hair. the base of leaf is possesses these
> >> extrafloral nectaries which stand out of the hair covering the young parts.
> >> the nectaries probably act in plant defense by attracting ants which feed on
> >> the nectar produced by these nectaries. these ants inturn protect the plant,
> >> flowers and flower buds from insect pests.
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> >> Alok
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Alok
On Dec 29, 11:27 pm, JANAKI TURAGA <janakitur...@gmail.com> wrote:
> dear alok
> Very nice and innovative!
> thanks for posting this!
> kind regards
> janaki turaga
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> On 12/30/09, Alok Goyal <alok12...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Hallo all
>
> > This is my submission for the flora picture of the year-2009. inspired to
> > some extent by David Attenborough's "private life of plants" i keep looking
> > for some less noticed structures on the plants which enhance their
> > attraction, used in defense or for any other purpose other than the
> > routine.
> > The leaf is that of Erythrina suberosa. its a young leaf which is almost
> > all covered with a lot of hair. the base of leaf is possesses these
> > extrafloral nectaries which stand out of the hair covering the young parts.
> > the nectaries probably act in plant defense by attracting ants which feed on
> > the nectar produced by these nectaries. these ants inturn protect the plant,
> > flowers and flower buds from insect pests.
>
> > Alok
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