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Another Water Lilies
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Another Water Lilies Taken @ Botanic Garden
Water lily is a common name for a small family of aquatic plants. The water lily's scientific family is Nympheaceae of the order Nymphaeales. The representative genus of the family is Nymphaea.
There are about 70 different species of water lilies. These are grouped into: night, tropical and hardy. Night lilies bloom in the night. Tropical lilies can be found in tropical climates and bloom at all times of the day. Hardy lilies are able to withstand most conditions and are the most common.
The water lily has long, stout leaves and long flower stalks. There are usually six petals and six stamen. Water lilies are also able to reproduce by budding. The roots detach and grow into new water lilies. The root of the lily is located in the mud at the bottom of a pond. Many lilies are produced through budding.A |
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Beautiful presentation! lovely subject. Well done.
Demetrio
- odin
(1169) - [2006-04-08 8:54]
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Nice flower, The composition is very great, a little bit of softness around the yellow part of the flower. But still a good shot,
Sébastien
- manyee
(23770) - [2006-04-08 14:07]
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Wonderful shot, Meerkat.
A wonderful angle, skillful handling of the whites, a great contrast against the black BK, sharp details.
TFS. : )
Wonderful photo. Fantastic graphism.
Well done
- marjan
(2685) - [2006-04-09 2:37]
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Hi, nice and cleare photo. good details and very bright photo. TFS
Marjan