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Gibraltar, Gibraltar
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Orinda, California, United States
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Orinda, California, United States
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Fruit of the Wild Papaya tree or Papaya de Selva.
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Orinda, California, United States
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Fy: Capparidaceae Distribution: A tiny wild plant found near waterbodies.Endemic to Peninsular India.Prostrate annual herb. Leaves 3 foliate,scarbid hairy; Flowers 6-8mm across, purple, solitary, axillary, Flower 4 merous, Calyx 4 partite, serrate, corolla 4 lobes, stamens many, filaments filiform; ovary 1 celled, Capsule lanceolate, compressed, closely striate.
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Limestone rock crevices on Cerro Gordo Peak, Inyo Mountains, California, July 7th 2011. This little-known plant in the Brassicaceae was originally placed in the genus Thelypodium, then in its is own genus, Caulstramina, but is now considered a member of the small genus Hesperidanthus. July 7th 2011, Image I11-8974
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Bluffton College Nature Preserve, Bluffton, Allen County, Ohio, US
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Cracker Barrel headquarters, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee, US
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Vesta Cedar Glade State Natural Area, Wilson County, Tennessee, US
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Gibraltar, Gibraltar
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Hallavara, Skane, Sweden
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Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
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Orinda, California, United States
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Native to the western Amazon Basin. Known as Papaya de Selva or Papaya del Monte. Photo from Amacayacu Park, Colombian Amazon.
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Also known as Shona Cabbage, as the leaves are edible. A variable species of African origin but now pantropical. Here, near Dodoma, Tanzania, it is called Kisii.