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Radish Seedling

Raphanus sativus

Photo by Veetorious
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Description:

There are uprooted and up close radish seedlings I grew for a plant biology class in a lab... I know these are not exactly "in nature", but I also grow them outside in my garden too! (and it's a neat pic, so I wanted to share!!)

Notes:

I personally love the detail of seeing the roots of these young seedlings!!

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Comments (4)
craigwilliams
Hello & welcome to Noah! This is a really cool pic! I'm always fascinated by the parts of plants that you don't always get to see, like checking out the roots and any other organs when repotting. Thanks for sharing this. Your Gladiolus ovary rocks too!

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WILD Cities: Urban Biodiversity
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Vegetable Varieties for Gardeners
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PublishedJanuary 13, 2012

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