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Avenue of the Baobabs at sunset. Madagascar, 2024
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Avenue of the Baobabs at sunset. Madagascar, 2024
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Time Bandits (1981, Terry Gilliam)
06/05/2024
Enjoying the baobab trees (Adansonia sp. looks sort of like A. grandidieri) with my pal Link!
Australian Baobab (Adansonia gregorii), the only baobab tree naturally occurs in Australia (Kimberley of Western Australia and northern Northern Territory).
Y’all I caved. I went to the nursery for rooting hormone and saw this beautiful monstera adansonii. I’m in love 😍
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Baobas
Adansonia es un género de la familia Malvaceae cuyos miembros son árboles conocidos popularmente como baobab, árbol botella o pan de mono. Contiene ocho especies, de las cuales seis crecen en la isla de Madagascar, y de las otras dos, la más conocida, Adansonia digitata, crece en África continental, y la menos conocida y más pequeña, Adansonia gibbosa, en Australia.
En el libro de Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, El Principito, el protagonista trata a estos árboles como mala hierba, puesto que los arranca del suelo del asteroide en el que vive, antes de que crezcan y lo destruyan.
Avenue of the Baobabs. Morondava, Madagascar, October 2024
Baobabs
Madagascar, 2024