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Can you name this plant?

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  • 31-07-2017 12:32pm
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    mrtom
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    Can you name this plant? The interesting thing is it's flowers open at sunrise however they close about 1pm ? Any ideas why this is?


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    my3cents
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    Which weed do you want identified? The Bindweed the Smooth Sow-Thistle, the Bramble, the Plantain, the Common Buttercup or the Leafy Hawkweed?


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    celticbhoy27
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    my3cents wrote: »
    Which weed do you want identified? The Bindweed the Smooth Sow-Thistle, the Bramble, the Plantain, the Common Buttercup or the Leafy Hawkweed?

    :-D


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    mrtom
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    my3cents wrote: »
    Which weed do you want identified? The Bindweed the Smooth Sow-Thistle, the Bramble, the Plantain, the Common Buttercup or the Leafy Hawkweed?
    A sharp eye and excellent detail there ! Interesting, no grasses. Have I achieved a state of ecological climax ?
    The state of balance in an ecosystem when its inhabitants have established their permanent relationships with each other.


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    my3cents
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    mrtom wrote: »
    A sharp eye and excellent detail there ! Have I achieved a state of ecological climax ?
    The state of balance in an ecosystem when its inhabitants have established their permanent relationships with each other.

    Nah, wait a few hundred more years and you'll eventually get a forest of oak. The bramble is a very good start though ;)


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