Get out the field guide and paper and pencil.
OK, count the ray and disk flowers so that we can key this out for identification.
;) Just kidding. Enjoy courtesy of Martha. Click to enlarge.
Notice the difference in development between the two flowers.
Also notice that the ray-flowers are deeply 3-cleft.
Can you identify this flower? Answer tomorrow.
Where are the bees?
OK, count the ray and disk flowers so that we can key this out for identification.
;) Just kidding. Enjoy courtesy of Martha. Click to enlarge.
Notice the difference in development between the two flowers.
Also notice that the ray-flowers are deeply 3-cleft.
Can you identify this flower? Answer tomorrow.
Where are the bees?
Roadside wildflowers
(© photo by Martha Mullens)
Don't miss counting any of the disk flowers. ;)
(© photo by Martha Mullens)
Don't miss counting any of the disk flowers. ;)Troy
3 comments:
Pink eyed Susan?
Pappy: Now that's funny. I never would have thought of that answer.
Couldn't resist that one. I thought it was in the Aster family.
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