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Phragmites karka
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Phragmites karka.
Common name: Elephant grass.
Plant: Perennial reed, with creeping rhizomes.
Phragmites karka occurs in swamps and beside streams. It is said to be poisonous to cattle (Duthie) but in any case it is far too course for fodder.
Distribution: Africa: west tropical, west-central tropical, northeast tropical, and east tropical. Asia-temperate: western Asia, Arabia, China, and eastern Asia. Asia-tropical: India, Indo-China, Malesia, and north Indian ocean. Australasia: Australia. Pacific: southwestern, south-central, and northwestern. |
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- fiyo
(8370) - [2008-01-12 3:13]
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Hello Nirmal,
very nice shot,with nice colours and good POV. Regards.
Hi Nirmal,
The name really matches well the look of this long grass.
I like the clear view got of it, against the blue sky.
As I can see in your info, that specie is not found here in South America, but here have some similar to this one.
Well done and thanks for share it.
My best regards,
JM
- lousat
(9869) - [2008-01-12 16:42]
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Hi Nirmal,my compliments for show this grass,me too i'm building a vegetables gallery..eheheh..have a nice Sunday,Luciano
- mamcg
(2000) - [2008-01-12 20:38]
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Nirmal, did you use FLASH as these looks very much enlighted as aperture f/8 has created a very nice DOF and 340 sec is good speed to freeze the moveing subject.
Good shot and I like this also TFS.
Hello Nirmal,
Beautiful shot - the low POV is make the plants conspicuous above their surrounding.
I saw Elephant grass in Kenya; I didn't know that it's distribution is so wide.
Regards,
Yedidia
- dkaved
(1968) - [2008-01-12 23:53]
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Hi Nirmal,
This image was cleverly done.Realizing that the grass would blend in with its surroundings you have chosen a POV that would give a backdrop of the sky and show it clearly...well done. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Regards, David