May 30
Creeping buttercup (Ranunculus repens)
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Creeping buttercup (Ranunculus repens)
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In Praise of Vagabond Plants - A Book Review
In Praise of Vagabond Plants – A Book Review
A weed is a highly successful plant that shares a close relationship with humans. In many instances, weeds are seen as nuisance plants, interfering with the goals and intentions we have for a piece of land. In natural areas, they are blamed for, among other things, threatening the existence of the native flora, despite the fact that human activity and disturbance brought them there in the first…
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Xylem and Phloem with surrounding sklerenchyn cells of Ranunculus repens
I love how the colours of Phloem (red, round cells), sklerenchym (red) and Xylem (blue) are visible with this coloration.
enjoy these flowers...Â
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The foliage of this buttercup (considered a weed by the unenlightened) is a favourite hangout spot for young frogs.
wildflower meadow in my vegan garden