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African Tulip Seed
Spathodea
1.29063, 103.853
Field Notes
Description:
The seeds were about two centimeters in width and length. The outer coatings of the seeds were see-through and looked like plastic. In the middle of the seed coat was the seed. It was brown and about 1 centimeter big. The seeds were very light and adapted to wind dispersal.
Habitat:
I found these on the ground. The tree that produced the seeds was nowhere in sight. It was in a humid, shady part of the jungle. There were only a few seeds and no pod, so I think that the seeds got there through wind dispersal.
Notes:
Sorry about the blurry pictures.
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Spathodea
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PublishedMarch 17, 2013
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