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The fruit grew on this plant; if it`s cretica my identification was wrong!!!

greenhorn

You should not publish books with Your vita at the backside!!!

Is the plant wild and are the "Teeth" hard enough to eat insects?

greenhorn

Who is the WHO and where to find the following text and what`s about Your voice?????

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Nice, that You all like it!
But please don`t forget the other one.

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Bravo!!!

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Rosidae 2, no Geraniacea.

Thanks for translation!

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Super!!! Rosidae is correct.

Answers for JP:
Could not find merous in the dictionaries. If You mean 5 petalae, the answer is Yes.
It is perennial.
It is conspicous, like You can see in Your last book.

greenhorn

MWP admin wrote:
Something happened with my answer.
I am noticing that some posts disappear in rare ocassions. I have been checking about this thing and still clueless! It also happened to my post.

Could be, a Mandragora is eating them.

greenhorn

greenhorn wrote:Thanks for the flowers!
But I only can guess now between 6 other Sterculiaceae, if You don`t give me a fruit.

OK,OK, should be Firmania=Sterculia simplex.

greenhorn

Thanks for the flowers!
But I only can guess now between 6 other Sterculiaceae, if You don`t give me a fruit.

greenhorn

Something happened with my answer.
Here it is once more.
My second choice was Sterculiaceae, might be Brachychiton bidwillii for the "sister".
But I know the other sisters from pics only, and there was none with a fruit.

greenhorn

1. Malva
2. Upside up; really no Ranunculacea!!!

greenhorn

The "sister" looks a little bit like Tecomaria, a "cousin" of Jacaranda, but the fruits are more plane and the seeds too.

Is it a tree or a climber or what else???

greenhorn

From Wied ir-Rihan, Gozo.

greenhorn

Thank You again!!!

greenhorn

Thank You!!!

I just had a look to Haslam: she writes tetrandrum for Malta and Gozo and comparing the photos the leaves of that one also don`t have teeth( like mine ), but laetum has. And the flowers of laetum are a bit spotted lilac inside.

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Here are some leaves to make it clearer.
I found flowers and fruits from May to June.

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It looks so typical, but I can`t find out

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1 Yes; 2 No.

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Thanks!!! She is so pretty!!!

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So sorry!!! 1,5 and 1,0 cm. I should have learned, not to do things in a hurry!

greenhorn

Fruit a about 150 mm and the other one ca 100mm.

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How do You like Linnea, the tender girl?

greenhorn

V?
And could it be, that one or two of the other letters are double?
Like Llavea?

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My guess: R or T.

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I was sure about the name, for there a small wooden signs on the trees in the Offic. Garden of Victoria. My reference for the other names is Schmidt: Hortus Mediterraneus.

greenhorn

If it`s not plumieri = erecta = repens, which You find in the Official Garden and several other places in Victoria, it should be stenostachya; but I never saw that tree.

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Cultivated plant in Wied ir-Rihan

Two other fruits