Dendrocnide moroides, also known as the stinging brush, Gympie or the suicide plant is a plant in the nettle family found in the rainforests of the north-east of Australia. It has stinging hairs which cover the whole plant and delivers a potent neurotoxin when touched.
Crossed three plants off my bucket list, yesterday! Everybody meet Agatha, Leopard Nimoy, and The Artist Formerly Known As Of Orange!!! reddit.com/gallery/mq0hav
TIL: England use to have a public holiday known as 'Pinch Bum Day' (officially Oak Apple Day). On the anniversary of the restoration of King (1660) it was customary to wear oak leaves, anyone who failed to do so risked getting pinched, pelted with eggs or thrashed with stinging nettles. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak…
Elatostema sp China, a lithophyte from the family Urticaceae (same as Pilea, Nettles, etc). Each year, growth starts compact and small (see top right of plant mount), then elongates, then blooms at the axils (2nd photo). Long stems die, cycle repeats. My website has info / care details for this one reddit.com/gallery/l1p74r
This plant, Arbutus Unedo, otherwise known as the “Strawberry Tree” for some reason (Supposedly the fruit resembles strawberries?), looks like something out of the Lorax!
I saw a post but cant find it about a plant that has many varieties, some of them more psychoactive then others. Usually it's used as an ornamental plant. Since I can't find the post, I don't know the name. But those plants reminded me of this (not the stinging nettle;) Anyone got a clue what plant?
Saw this patch of nettles this morning and realised how similar it looks to a weed plant
[Fischer] Ben Simmons' most recent list of interested front offices, to varying degrees, still stands at nine known teams: Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, Indiana, Minnesota, Portland, Sacramento, San Antonio and Toronto. A 10th "mystery" team as well.
Source: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2949337-inside-ben-simmons-roller-coaster-return-to-philadelphia
> Philadelphia's most recent list of interested front offices, to varying degrees, still stands at nine known teams, sources said. In alphabetical order: Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, Indiana, Minnesota, Portland, Sacramento, San Antonio and Toronto have all remained engaged with Philadelphia.
> There is a 10th “mystery” franchise that has held substantial trade conversations with Philadelphia of late, sources told B/R, yet it remains unclear, even to members of Klutch Sports, who this purported additional suitor is. No team, however, has come near Morey and the Sixers' firm asking price for Simmons, with simultaneous goals to further their championship contention around Embiid and remain in play to some day acquire a potentially available superstar—either from Portland or Washington, or some other unexpected franchise that will eventually arise.
A plant incapable of photosynthesis but good at forming bridges. Having no chlorophyll, Pinedrops make their living as parasites on mycorrhizal fungi which in turn are parasitic on conifer roots. I personally found this one growing in an aspen grove. Which are known to be interconnected with fungi.
Aloe Vera is one of the oldest mentioned plants on record, first known written reports reach as far back as 6,000 years ago in ancient Egypt. v.redd.it/h4npi4lulw081
🔥 The black sea nettle, sometimes informally known as the black jellyfish or sarlacc jellyfish, can be found in the waters of the Pacific Ocean. It can be quite massive, with a bell diameter potentially up to 1 meter and oral arms extending to 5 or 6 meters
an old video that i just discovered, Don Miller (well known begonia expert) takes a plant youtuber on a tour through the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens, the largest collection of begonias in the US. definitely on my bucket list, so many gorgeous plants to see! youtube.com/watch?v=NlhgC…
Nettle or Nightshade or Neither? Hello all, I need some help identifying this plant. The berries changed from a green striped color (think the outside of a watermelon) to a bright golden yellow. We just moved to the property(Arizona), so I didn't get to see the color the flowers were. reddit.com/gallery/qpkx5m
Amazing Dinosaur Found (Accidentally) by Miners in Canada in 2011. Known as a nodosaur, this 110 million-year-old, armored plant-eater is the best preserved fossil of its kind ever found. reddit.com/gallery/q8nnfg
EU edges toward agreed policy on hormone disrupting chemicals | Member states approved a European Commission list of criteria to help identify what are known as endocrine disruptors in products used to protect farm animals and plants from disease and insects france24.com/en/20170704-…
Stinging nettle, or "Urtica dioica", is a common plant that grows in all the world. This plant has a long history of use as a medicinal aid.
Aloe Vera is one of the oldest mentioned plants on record, first known written reports reach as far back as 6,000 years ago in ancient Egypt. v.redd.it/h4npi4lulw081
Stinging nettle, or "Urtica dioica", is a common plant that grows in all the world. This plant has a long history of use as a medicinal aid.
The Japanese Lantern plant, also known as the Chinese lantern or winter cherry, is a popular symbol of ‘life within death.’ It blooms in the winter, but when it dries up in the spring, the ‘skin’ crumbles away, revealing the red fruit that lives inside its ‘skeleton.’
Poaceae or Gramineae is a large and nearly ubiquitous family of monocotyledonous flowering plants known as grasses. It includes the cereal grasses, bamboos and the grasses of natural grassland and species cultivated in lawns and pasture. The latter are commonly referred to collectively as grass.
Aloe Vera is one of the oldest mentioned plants on record, first known written reports reach as far back as 6,000 years ago in ancient Egypt. v.redd.it/h4npi4lulw081
Is this stinging nettle? Some kinda weird mint? It smells the same as a tomato plant. (9b) reddit.com/gallery/n0ql48
The glass-like needles on my young Urtica ferox, commonly known as Tree Nettle.
[Fischer] Ben Simmons' most recent list of interested front offices, to varying degrees, still stands at nine known teams: Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, Indiana, Minnesota, Portland, Sacramento, San Antonio and Toronto. A 10th "mystery" team as well. /r/nba/comments/q7c05q/fi…
My pack of wildflower seeds gave me a flowerbed of a bunch of green weedy-lookin things with no flowers, and one stinging nettle (which I only realised after touching it and then saying, "oh NOW I remember what that plant is!).
Psychotria elata is a rare tropical plant more commonly known as hooker’s lips
Stinging nettle, or "Urtica dioica", is a common plant that grows in all the world. This plant has a long history of use as a medicinal aid.
[Thanks] u/plants_lady for taking a walk off the known oath and discovering lists even I had forgotten!!!! So full of cuteness and so very thoughtful!!!! 💜 reddit.com/gallery/nawmd5
[Fischer] Ben Simmons' most recent list of interested front offices, to varying degrees, still stands at nine known teams: Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, Indiana, Minnesota, Portland, Sacramento, San Antonio and Toronto. A 10th "mystery" team as well. /r/nba/comments/q7c05q/fi…
ACMPR Licenced - Pictures: Harvest of 6 of 8 plants, plus a few pre-harvest shots - 100% Organic - Tap water with inline filter (No pH'ing needed) - Gaia Green Dry Amendments - Molasses - Banana Peel and Stinging Nettle teas - Ottawa - IG: @trevoralistone . . . Grand Daddy Terps reddit.com/gallery/qe02xv
Desmodium Gyrans, otherwise known as telegraph plant. Why it's here: contains 5-MeO-DMT, N,N-DMT,and bufotenine, amongst other indolent alkaloids. Why it's cool: Very mobile leaves, sometimes it even dances a bit to music. The key to growing it is lots of water. reddit.com/gallery/p30tnu
On August 23 2001, the Israeli Mossad reportedly gave al-Shehhi's name to the CIA as part of a list of 19 names they said were planning an attack in the near future. Only four of the names are known for certain, including al-Shehhi; Nawaf al-Hazmi, Mohamed Atta, and Khalid al-Mihdha en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/M…
Fed the soil today - chop and dropped the cover crop, spread last year's dried up defol as mulch, and watered with my comfrey/seaweed/nettle ferment and a couple of handfuls of fresh compost stirred in. Let's see some action!
UN Security Council Sanctions Council puts Sanaullah Ghafari, known as Shahab al-Muhajir, Emir of Khorasan fraction of terror ISIS (IS-KP) in arms sanction list. twitter.com/A7_Mirza/stat…
Microscopic pics of tiny bristles or hairs on stems of nugs, known as 'Indumentum'. Common in lots of species of plant. Mistaken a lot for mold from the naked eye. Interesting pics reddit.com/gallery/pvsalb
[Fischer] Ben Simmons' most recent list of interested front offices, to varying degrees, still stands at nine known teams: Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, Indiana, Minnesota, Portland, Sacramento, San Antonio and Toronto. A 10th "mystery" team as well. /r/nba/comments/q7c05q/fi…
This 110 million years old armored plant-eater lumbered through what is now western Canada, until a flooded river swept it into open sea. The dinosaur’s undersea burial preserved its armor in exquisite detail. Known as a nodosaur and is the best preserved fossil of its kind ever found. v.redd.it/rkdefl3504g71
List of all known cameos of 3H units not currently in FEH that are featured as a cameo in Gatekeeper's Attack Animation reddit.com/gallery/p5ssp7
Hydnora africana is a plant native to southern Africa, that is an obligate parasite (it has no leaves nor scales) on the roots of members of the family Euphorbiacee. It's also known as jackal food and it smells like feces. reddit.com/gallery/pho0s8
My pack of wildflower seeds gave me a flowerbed of a bunch of green weedy-lookin things with no flowers, and one stinging nettle (which I only realised after touching it and then saying, "oh NOW I remember what that plant is!).
Hydnora africana is a plant native to southern Africa, that is an obligate parasite (it has no leaves nor scales) on the roots of members of the family Euphorbiacee. It's also known as jackal food and it smells like feces. reddit.com/gallery/pho47e
Alepisaurus ferox the long snouted Lancet, locally known as the scissorfish or cannibal fish. We currently have a pretty long waiting list for mummified heads and skulls right now but eventually we hope to have some of these for sale to the public.
[Playlist] I made a "Contemporary/classic noise rock/post punk turbo list" for you to enjoy with some better known bands as well as a lot of obscure stuff. Please recommend other cool stuff. Cheers! open.spotify.com/playlist…
[Montreal] [outdoor] Pretty sure this is ragweed, but it leaves stinging hairs in my skin when I touch it, like a nettle. Am I misidentifying the plant, or the source of the sting, or is that something ragweed can do? imgur.com/SUC7VR6
