30-11-2024, 02:54 PM
Quite funny when you consider that Columbus never set foot on the continent on his first 3 voyages. And he couldn't bring back any seeds on the fourth voyage either, because sunflowers don't grow in Panama. That would only be possible in Mexico, but he wasn't there. Perhaps Amerigo Vespucci.
A sunflower has heart-shaped or drop-shaped leaves. The flower does not look upwards, but always towards the sun. You could argue about the root. Perhaps in a broad sense.
What does that tell me? 6 botanists, but none of them has ever seen a sunflower.
Panofsky was too heavily influenced in my eyes.
What it is, just a leek.
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