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Centaurea solstitialis
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Yellow Starthistle (Centaurea Solstitialis) is a member of the Asteraceae family, native to the Mediterranean region. The plant, also known as golden starthistle, yellow cockspur, and St. Barnabys thistle[1] is a thorny winter annual in the knapweed genus.
It is a grayish-green plant with multiple rigid stems that extend in all directions from the base, forming a bushy-looking cluster that can reach two meters in height and more than that in diameter. It produces bright yellow flowers ringed with long, sharp spines. The plant grows quickly and is very competitive. It bears a taproot that can reach a meter deep into the soil, allowing it to thrive during dry, hot summers. It is versatile in its growth patterns, and can adapt to drought or low soil moisture content by producing smaller plants with fewer seeds during dry years.
Source: wikipedia.org |
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merhaba özgür bey,
güzel bir fotoğraf olmuş elinize sağlık.
Merhaba Ozgur, great macro with lovely flower, wonderful blurry BG, fine details and splendid colors, excellent sharpness, very well done, ciao Silvio
- siggi
(15508) - [2008-11-20 13:11]
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Hi Ozgur,
A lovely capture of this beautiful flower. Very good composition and sharp details. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Regards Siggi
nice close up, TFS Ori
- efsus
(3166) - [2008-11-21 0:54]
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Merhaba Özgür,
Doğal rengin kayıpsız ve tüm güzellikleriyle sunulduğu harika bir makro sunmuşsun. Emeğine sağlık.
Hüseyin
Bonjour Ozgur,
Excellente macro finement détaillée et superbement cadrée.
A bientôt sur TN pour de nouvelles aventures.
Gérard