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The seed head of Blue star
By Tsuyoshi
15 Mar, 2009
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I was amazed twice, at first to see a seed head, and second, the head cracked,
The seed head is very long compared to a flower size, so I think the head has a lots of seeds. Seeing the cracked head first, I found that the plants produce long seed heads to bear many seeds with long fluff.
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Fantastic pic Tsuyoshi, How Lucky of you to capture the sead heads Cracking..
15 Mar, 2009
This is amazing...
15 Mar, 2009
Wow, Tsuyosh! Looks like fireworks!
15 Mar, 2009
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This is amazing - I've never seen anything quite like this. Fantastic photo!
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