Translate into English

May-apple (Podophyllum peltatum)

There is a group a few hundred of these growing in a ravine in my forest.

Fred Fouarge, Nouchetdu38, Berny, neira-Dan and 11 other people have particularly liked this photo

Latest comments - All (14)

▲ Previous comments ▲

Ronald Losure ^club has replied

(see the discussion)

Thank you very much, Keith. Actually, there is a fine forest above sheltering this little one. Best wishes for the weekend.

4 years ago.

Marco F. Delminho ^club

Wie ein Sinnbild auf das Leben.

Ich wünsche dir einen schönen Sonntag.

4 years ago.

Ronald Losure ^club has replied

(see the discussion)

Danke schön, Marco.

4 years ago.

Cämmerer zu Nau

Den Maiapfel trifft man in der Natur meist nur sehr selten an. Die apfelähnliche Frucht soll essbar sein. Ich hatte die Art im Garten, habe sie aber wegen der Sommerhitze der letzten Jahre verloren.
Schön, dass Du uns diese seltene Pflanze vorgestellt hast.

3 years ago.

Ronald Losure ^club has replied

(see the discussion)

Thank you for this information, Cämmerer zu Nau. I think I have never eaten the fruit, but I remember my father telling me the fruit is edible. Usually wild animals eat it before I see that it is ripe. There is another cluster of this plant growing beside my house.

3 years ago.

Sign-in to write a comment.

		Page color
		Comments Panel
		Screen Margins
▼▲
		Widescreen

← Among Ronald Losure's photos

Location

See also...

Authorizations, license

May-apple (Podophyllum peltatum)

Ξ	Frame Options
3 - +