Close ups of three different flowers
Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2023 4:06 pm
These might not be the most impressive focus-stacks out there, but at least I gained some insights into the intricacies of plant reproduction. These are 10-20x objectives with desk lamp lighting.
First are some very small mimosa flowers. Many tiny flowers form a bigger ball, I'm sure this has some correct terminology that I don't know, I'll go with balls. and many of these balls form the inflorescence. I'm not exactly sure of the species but I think it's Acacia dealbata.
mimosa bloem+stamper by Mas Jansma, on Flickr
The stamens
Mimosa bloem by Mas Jansma, on Flickr
Of this blue flower I don't know the species
Blauwe bloem, gele haren by Mas Jansma, on Flickr
The pollen
Blauwe bloem pollen by Mas Jansma, on Flickr
The petal
Blauwe bloem blad by Mas Jansma, on Flickr
Blauwe bloem, rand blad by Mas Jansma, on Flickr
This last one is Sideritis syriaca or Greek mountain thee
Bergthee by Mas Jansma, on Flickr
First are some very small mimosa flowers. Many tiny flowers form a bigger ball, I'm sure this has some correct terminology that I don't know, I'll go with balls. and many of these balls form the inflorescence. I'm not exactly sure of the species but I think it's Acacia dealbata.
mimosa bloem+stamper by Mas Jansma, on FlickrThe stamens
Mimosa bloem by Mas Jansma, on FlickrOf this blue flower I don't know the species
Blauwe bloem, gele haren by Mas Jansma, on FlickrThe pollen
Blauwe bloem pollen by Mas Jansma, on FlickrThe petal
Blauwe bloem blad by Mas Jansma, on FlickrBlauwe bloem, rand blad by Mas Jansma, on FlickrThis last one is Sideritis syriaca or Greek mountain thee
Bergthee by Mas Jansma, on Flickr