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Sliced Red Onion with Blade
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Carrot Slices
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Garlic
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Garlic has been referred to as "the stinking rose" since medieval times. -
Jalapeño Pepper Slices
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Pinto Beans
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Krigia virginica
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Krigia virginica
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Krigia virginica
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Berteroa incana
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Like most members of the Brassicaceae, flowers of Berteroa incana begin blooming at the bottom of the raceme, followed by seed pods. -
Berteroa incana
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The deeply cleft petals are characteristic of Berteroa incana. -
Oxalis europaea
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Oxalis europaea growing in the clefts between concrete blocks in a decorative wall. -
Oxalis europaea
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A patch of Oxalis europaea growing in an untended flower bed. -
Oxalis europaea
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A single specimen of Oxalis europaea. -
Oxalis europaea
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A single bloom and the deeply lobed leaves of Oxalis europaea. -
Oxalis europaea
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The upright seed pods of Oxalis europaea. -
Compound umbel of Daucus carota
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Daucus carota (Wild Carrot, Queen Anne's Lace) has a compound umbel. This is the upper view. -
Compound umbel of Daucus carota
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Daucus carota (Wild Carrot, Queen Anne's Lace) has a compound umbel. This can be seen easier by observing the bottom of the inflorescence.