26-11-2018, 08:18 PM
(26-11-2018, 02:38 PM)Wladimir D wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I analyzed the leaves of plants, and with high probability I can say that some forms of leaves cannot be found in nature. I picked up a possible mnemonic content for them.
1 Stag beetle, 2 Rhinoceros beetle, 3 symphilis (Scolopendrella immaculata), 4 Centipede, 5 Crocodile, 6 crum (perhaps a simplified frog pattern, top view), 7 schematic (cheerful) rat pattern, 8 amoeba common, 9 actinia, 10 Amoeba Negleria Fowler.
Hello Wladimir,
I was in general agreement until number 8. Surely not micro organisms?
10 actually reminds me of a cactus - there is one Old World species found in Africa and Sri Lanka
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Note the bulbous fruit.
The wiki article also got me thinking about migratory birds as a possible means of transmitting New World plants, in relation to the sunflower discussions.
No doubt JKP will shoot me down here!
