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  • American lotus seedpod growing in a lake in Tallahassee in Leon County, Florida. These are often found in dried floral arrangements.
    American Lotus Seedpod
  • Native to Asia, then introduced into Europe then eventually North America, western pearly everlasting is most commonly seen in dried floral arrangements. It can be found in much of North America, excluding the states that border the Gulf of Mexico. These flowers were photographed in the North Cascades National Park at about 4000 feet in elevation.
    Western Pearly Everlasting
  • The pencil cholla is easily distinguished from other cholla cacti in the American Southwest by the scale-like arrangement on the stems that is often referred to as a diamond pattern. I thought the yellow coloration on the spines were beautiful, especially backlit lit this here in the Mojave Desert in Southern California.
    Pencil Cholla
  • The pencil cholla is easily distinguished from other cholla cacti in the American Southwest by the scale-like arrangement on the stems that is often referred to as a diamond pattern. I thought the yellow coloration on the spines were beautiful, especially backlit like this here in the Mojave Desert in Southern California.
    Pencil Cholla
  • The tiny and beautiful pink sundew has many leaves with sticky pads arranged in a rosette. These sticky sweet drops of muscilage attract flying insects that become trapped and then are slowly digested by the plant.
    Pink Sundew (Drosera capillaris)
  • Close-up of the green adder's-mouth's tiny flowers. Note the arrangement of the unopened buds - they follow the Fibonacci sequence!
    Green Adder's-Mouth (Malaxis unifolia)