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a lot of people dont care about insect biomass collapse bc when they hear we are losing 2.5% of the insect biomass per year they just imagine the cockroach and housefly population decreasing by that much. they dont realize those are among the only ones that will remain unbothered
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Hi plant knowledgable people on this website I need your input. Is this a maypop?
I had a bare root maypop planted last year in a large planter above this corner. It didn’t produce any fruit and when I had checked on the maypop root this spring, it looked rotted with the bark sloughing off so I assumed it had died. however, this sprouted out of the ground where the planter was.
im thinking
A. The rhizome grew out the bottom of the pot last season?
B. I possibly tossed the rotting bare root on the ground after assuming it was dead but it was alive
C. I missed a fruit and this is sprouting from where it fell + the suckers are scattered seeds
If it is a maypop, how in the world did it get there? There’s also a couple of little suckers(?) sprouting out of the ground within half a meter not visible in this photo. Im not too familiar with how passiflora grows, is it a really big rhizome or did I probably miss a fruit? excuse the mess in the background lol
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Hi plant knowledgable people on this website I need your input. Is this a maypop?
I had a bare root maypop planted last year in a large planter above this corner. It didn’t produce any fruit and when I had checked on the maypop root this spring, it looked rotted with the bark sloughing off so I assumed it had died. however, this sprouted out of the ground where the planter was.
im thinking
A. The rhizome grew out the bottom of the pot last season?
B. I possibly tossed the rotting bare root on the ground after assuming it was dead but it was alive
C. I missed a fruit and this is sprouting from where it fell + the suckers are scattered seeds
If it is a maypop, how in the world did it get there? There’s also a couple of little suckers(?) sprouting out of the ground within half a meter not visible in this photo. Im not too familiar with how passiflora grows, is it a really big rhizome or did I probably miss a fruit? excuse the mess in the background lol
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Robert Hainard (1906 - 1999). Jeune héron pourpré surpris au nid. June 17th, 1931.
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