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West Strahan, Tasmania, Australia
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West Strahan, Tasmania, Australia
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West Strahan, Tasmania, Australia
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unidentified succulent. Your help is needed. The plant grows in a private collection in Berkeley, CA8/9/2016. Now identified as Trichodiadema bulbosum, a South African caudiciform succulent
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Trichodiadema bulbosum is known as the "African Bonsai" in certain circles. The species is native to the Port Elizabeth region of South Africa. The genus name means "threaded hairs" and refers to the bristles so visible in this photo. The plant photographed grows in a private collection in Berkeley, CA.
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Kawaguchi-shi, Saitama Prefecture, Japan
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Kawaguchi-shi, Saitama Prefecture, Japan
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Florida, United States
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North Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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The local name in south and central Chile is Clavel de Campo Anaranjado.
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Found in southern California and northern Baja California. Photo from Tilden Park Gardens, Berkeley.
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Orinda, California, United States
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Ngongotaha, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
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2009.08.27 Austria, Vienna XI. district (170 m AMSL).Flower: this one only just began flowering. F. japonica isn't so much spreading through fruits but rather through rhizomes which are washed away by rivers during floodings.German name: Japan-Flgelknterich (Japan-Staudenknterich)
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2009.08.27 Austria, Vienna XI. district (170 m AMSL).Flowering in july/august/september.Not native to Austria, both escaped from culture and was seeded in forests and on rivers (as food for deer and to green embankments after river regulations) before people realised that this species is extremely invasive and aggressively suppresses native plants.Meantime, F. japonica most likely is beyond any chance of wiping it out in natural habitats where it does not belong: in marshlands and on river embankments. It grows also in huge numbers alongside some motorways or railway tracks (the latter is the habitat of this one here).German name: Japan-Flgelknterich (Japan-Staudenknterich)
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Woods Hole, Massachusetts, United States
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2009.08.27 Austria, Vienna XI. district (170 m AMSL).Leaves: for this species typical is the basis of the leaf ("flattened", with nerves forming its border near the stem).German name: Japan-Flgelknterich (Japan-Staudenknterich)
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Ngongotaha, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
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2010.04.20 Vienna XI. (brownlands 170 m AMSL).Young shoots in spring.Very common, invasive.German name: Japan-Flgelknterich, -Staudenknterich
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2009.08.27 Austria, Vienna XI. district (170 m AMSL).Leaf, detail.German name: Japan-Flgelknterich (Japan-Staudenknterich)
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Lafayette, California, United States
