Mutated periwinkle flower with 6 petals instead of the typical 5.
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Mutated periwinkle flower with 6 petals instead of the typical 5.

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When the genetically mutated kiwi is better at drawing eyes than you
Has anyone ever seen a foxglove behave like this??? It has a second plant that's also branching growing beside it
im trying to come up w superhero aliases for some who control plants(chlorokinesis) and all i got so far is grass-girl
But the potential was clear. Soon, by exposing large numbers of seeds and young plants, scientists produced many more mutations and found a few hidden beneficial ones. Peanuts got tougher hulls. Barley, oats and wheat got better yields. Black currants grew.
William J. Broad, Useful Mutants

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@botanyshitposts This strawberry is a twisted spiral and I'm afraid to eat it
So this weekend we id-ed a new species in our backyard- a lone yellow wakerobin aka yellow trillium (first two pics)! A new species for me, which makes sense bc it’s local range is apparently sparse and spotty.
Oddly, a few days earlier we’d spotted two aberrant prairie trillium/bloody butchers with pale flowers (second two pics). They seem identical to the other prairie trillium other than the pale flowers, so probably not a hybrid? Maybe a mutation, or even a byproduct of stress? Anyone know?
Adaru32′s VG Dream Story #64
( I’m not a really good writer/typist, so bear with me on a lot of missing details, funny paragraph placements, etc.) This dream's about that I'm playing a Residnt Evil-type game, where the main characters are all female (Can't remember exactly which female characters they were. Only ones I remember were Rebecca, Claire, and Jill), and Rebecca ends up being infected by a plant monster that you faced as a boss with her. There was no way of curing the virus, and you start seeing plants sprouting out of her body. Later, I'm playing some game where you face all these shadow-like beings, and you basically have to escape with no weapon on you, whatsoever (You basically gotta dodge everything), and the main enemy of the game is the one Creepy Pasta/SCP monster, Black Shuck. One enemy I have a hard time with is of a gigantic tentacle that's supposed to be from an elephant-octopus hybrid creature. Suddenly I get warped into the game and enter this room where there's Castlevania: Symphony of the Night music playing, and there are these instruments lying around. I attempt to play one of them, which was a violin, and don't do too bad (Even though I don't know how to play a violin).