milkweed - seed - By Greg Sava - Canon Digital Rebel Camera

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Photographer	Greg Sava {Karma:11999}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon Digital Rebel
Categories	Macro Florals Nature	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	canon 100mm macro
Uploaded	12/11/2006	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Location	City - Birch River State - WV Country - United States
About	thanks - milkweed, "pianta appartenente alla famiglia delle asclepiadacee" (dizionario)

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Greg Sava {K:11999} 12/12/2006

Giuseppe,
I'm not sure it is the one you mentioned. See if you can get plants.usda.gov/plantguide/pdf/cs_assy.pdf
This should give you more information than you want!!
Asclepias syriaca is the latin name of this variety. Verena says she never heard of it in Europe. But, who knows? Monarch butterflies are dependent on it for food. They migrate thousands of miles every year to Mexico to overwinter.
Cheers,
Greg

Doyle D. Chastain

{K:101119} 12/11/2006

Beautiful Greg . . . Nicely done!

Regards,
Doyle I <~~~~~

Giuseppe Guadagno

{K:34002} 12/11/2006

Yes sure. It is a gentiana (genziana asclepiadea we call it) not difficult to meet in our mountains. I never noticed the nice seeds. Thanks for sharing Greg.
Cheers.

Giuseppe

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