Mid North coast NSW. Spring Blossom. Pinnate leaves. What is this tree? reddit.com/gallery/qntxf6
Can you help me identify this tree ? Sorry for poor quality photo. It’s kind of weeping . Leafs on pinnate not opposite . reddit.com/gallery/q1vpqk
Hey friends! This tree is in western Colorado, America, it has even pinnate leaves, and a kinda gray trunk with bark that seems to peel off. I can’t find it, maybe it’s not native? What do you think? reddit.com/gallery/og82r2
Pinnate spadefish
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🔥 Platax pinnatus, also known as the pinnate batfish. What a captivating creature!
Both of these germinated from the seeds of Anadenanthera coloubrina Var. Cebil, but only the one in the second photo has compound-pinnate leaves, the one in the first photo seems to have two sets of leaflets per stipule(?) Is this fasciation or some other mutation? reddit.com/gallery/jq62ym
Huge pinnate leaves, 5 leaflets (3 on younger shoots), tall straight thin tree (seen behind). Couldn’t find any nuts or berries. Central Iowa.
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What's this tree? Pinnate leaves, somewhat smooth bark, turning nice and yellow. Northern Colorado, USA.
A small under story tree in the flood plain of a creek in the Piedmont of North Carolina. Simple, alternate, pinnate leaves, with red berries. The biggest one I saw was no more than twelve feet tall. Photo is from today.
Redfaced Batfish (also called the Pinnate Spadefish) v.redd.it/n8mgjiyrr2x21
I found them in a dumpster for an indoor commercial landscape business. The leaves are tough, simple, fish-tail shaped, with a serrated margin. Veins are pinnate. Alternate branching. They seem to propagate from the rhizome similar to bamboo (I noticed this when re-potting them). reddit.com/gallery/kdbc0x
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Are all trees with the same leaf arrangement - alternate, opposite, pinnately compound, etc. - more closely related?
Is it a case of concurrent evolution or are, say, walnuts and ash trees (both pinnately compound, drastically different fruits) closer phylogenetically than oak and maple (alternate and opposite respectively)?
juvenile pinnate spadefish (yes i know it lives in coral reefs)
Need tree ID help please! I’m sorry for the lack of closeup leaf photo; it looks pinnate.
Saw this on the front page, Pinnate Spadefish irl!
This plant has self sown in a Perth (Australia) garden. Long thing leaves are in pairs on opposite sides of the stem with pinnate veining. One single stem at this stage. Any help appreciated.
Looks like Fabaceae, maybe faboideae. Pinnate leaves and tendrils. North Texas
So close!!! I have everything except the unobtainable Juvenile Pinnate Spadefish 😍😊
Jubaea chilensis, a pinnate-leaved palm tree native to central Chile
Art by Saryth Chareonpanichkul, render by Rattasat Pinnate.
Pinnate leaves, unsure if even or odd, tree or shrub, near Philadelphia, PA, USA (zone 6/7)
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What's going on here? Parallel veined linear leaf dividing into pinnate leaves. Picture of the whole plant in comments. Tried to get a better pic but this is the best I've got.
Very common Florida tree with pinnately compound leaves growing near water
Cape honey suckle (Tacoma capensis) pinnate leaves FTW!
Anyone got insight on what this is? 6 petals, 6 sepals, pinnate venation. California but seems exotic to here.
🔥 Platax pinnatus, also known as the pinnate batfish. What a captivating creature!
