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Corsican Hellebore
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My 3rd image from the D200 is another flower claiming Zoo rules being a True European wild flower though seen here in cultivation.
Helleborous corsicus the Corsican Hellebore a Native of the Islands and Corsica and Sardinia, now much grown for it's bright green flowers in late winter early spring as these here well into flower at the begining of April.
They like to grow in shade under trees in woodlands and on heavy soils that are Neutral Ph.7 to alkaline Ph.8+
Very simular to the stinking Hellebore (Hellebourus foetidus) which I have seen growing in the woods of southern france on the limestone of the southern alps.
H foetidus is much short than this one which can reach 1.2m / 4ft tall when in full flower.
My friend has it growing under a small apple tree in the shade of a hedge to try and give it simular growing conditions to that found in the wild.
adjustments
crop slightly to 28.22cm X 21cm @720dpi
Slight curves in an adjustment layer
Merge down layers
Sharpen with USM
save to print file and resize down to 72dpi his brings the image size automatically to the 800dpi TN maximum and use Save As to adjust the file size down to below 200K
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Son interesantes vegetales pero com muchas solanaceas sumamente venenosos por los alcaloides que contienen,de tipo atropinico escopolamina etc con accion neurologica y cardiovascular
saludos
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