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RMBRE4D6–A wild Black bat flower, Tacca chantrieri, is a species of flowering plant in the yam family Dioscoreaceae.
RFH6BK5F–Dioscorea Pentaphylla. Family: Dioscoreaceae. A member of the yam family. It has a long underground tuber which can be eaten
RFMXH33H–Black bryony (Tamus communis) flower. A monocot in the yam family (Dioscoreaceae), close up of female flower
RM2A57AB1–Elephant's Foot plant , Dioscorea elephantipes, coming into growth. Southern Africa, family Dioscoreaceae
RFH6BKBJ–Dioscorea Oppositifolia. Family: Dioscoreaceae. A climber with long edible tubers. These tubers are quite slimy if crushed.
RFK26355–a herbarium sheet with Dioscorea communis, the former Tamus communis, the Black Bryony or Lady's seal, family Dioscoreaceae
RFFFFCC1–Black bryony (Tamus communis) in flower. A monocot in the yam family (Dioscoreaceae), flowering in the English countryside
RM2PE7726–Turtle plant, Yam family, Elephant's Foot (Dioscorea elephantipes) close-up of tuberous stem, Namaqua Desert, Namaqualand, South Africa
RFK440PG–Black bryony (Tamus communis) berries on plant. Bright red poisonous fruits of around 1cm diameter at the end of summer
RF2HT1BTR–Elephant's-foot or Dioscorea elephantipes also called hottentot bread, an odd-looking twining plant of the yam family Dioscoreaceae and tasty vegetable
RMAWDKBT–Yam plants Species in the genus Dioscorea family Dioscoreaceae in kitchen garden in Kerala India
RM2PG09KT–White Narcissus, Poet's Narcissus, poet's daffodil (Narcissus poeticus), True Narcissus, Narcissus, Daffodil, Daffodils, Lily family, Poet's
RMKJFWD7–Ripe red berries of black bryony, Dioscorea communis, after the leaves have rotted hanging on blackthorn bushes
RF2X0W0WP–Black bat flower, Tacca chantrieri is a species of flowering plant in the yam family Dioscoreaceae, with a very strange inflorescence.
RF2DE4YCG–Sydney Australia, unusual flower of a tacca integrifolia or white batflower, native to tropical and subtropical rainforests of Central Asia
RFK440YE–Black bryony (Tamus communis) berries on vine. Bright red poisonous fruits of around 1cm diameter at the end of summer
RM2BMWH9H–Ripe Black Bryony berries , Tamus communis, hanging from a Common Oak tree, (Quercus robur) in an English hedgerow.
RF2F86YYE–unusual flower of the Bat Plant, Tacca Chantrieri, buds about to bloom in the sub tropical coastal garden, blurred blue green background colour
RF2F74DDM–Macro of a budding Tacca Black Bat flower it's curled up whisker like threads peeking out from it's yet to unfurl wings, an unusual tropical bloom
RM2NJ8F6P–Close up natural environmental plant portrait of Black Bryony, Dioscorea Communis, lady’s-seal, black bindweed.
RM2AG6M80–. Report of the State Entomologist on injurious and other insects of the state of New York. ge, Dasyneura smilacifolia FeltIrregularly rounded, abrupt, polythalamous, green stem dwellings, diameter 16mm. Fig. 145, 6. B:utm. 09, p. 143 Cynipid. Smilax stem gall, Diastrophus smilacis Ashm. Dioscoreaceae (yam)DioscoreaIrregular, warty stem gall. Fig. 24. Itonid. Cecidomyia sp. Iridaceae (Iris family)Iris (fleur-de-lis)Oval, green lea* gall, length 12 to 18 mm, diameter 12 mm. PI. 4, fig. 2.Claus. 18, p. 9 Dipt. Iris leaf gall, Agromyza laterella Zett. KKV TO AMERICAN INSF.CT GALLS 29 Orchidaceae
RF2DE4YDT–Sydney Australia, unusual flower of a tacca integrifolia or white batflower, native to tropical and subtropical rainforests of Central Asia
RF2DE4YB8–Sydney Australia, unusual flower of a tacca integrifolia or white batflower, native to tropical and subtropical rainforests of Central Asia
RF2F74DDK–Macro of a budding Tacca Chantrieri Black Bat flower it's curled up whisker like threads peeking out from it's unfurling wings, an unusual tropical
RM2NJ8F5D–Close up natural environmental plant portrait of Black Bryony, Dioscorea Communis, lady’s-seal, black bindweed.
RMRDY72N–. The families of flowering plants. Plants; Phanerogams. FAMILIES OF FLOWERING PLANTS. 57 Family Taccaceae. Tacca Family. The type and only important genus of this small family furnishes the pia plant, {Tacca pinuatifida) an herb extensively cultivated throughout the East Indies and Poly- nesia as a source of arrowroot. The plants of the family are all tropical herbs, with thick roots and basal leaves, the flowers usually small, and borne in umbellate clusters.. Fio. 49.—The wild yam, Bioacorea vUlosa, showing flowers and fruit. Original, Family Dioscoreaceae. Yam family. Contains about 9 gene
RM2NB79F2–Close up natural environmental plant portrait of Black Bryony, Dioscorea Communis, lady’s-seal, black bindweed.
RMRH84KA–. Botany for high schools and colleges. Botany. NARCISSALES. 467 Alisma and Sagittaria are two common genera^ 560. Cohort IX. Triurales, with one small and little known order. Order Triuridese.—Delicate, almost colorless lierbs of the tropics. 561. Cohort X. Dioscorales.—Climbing herbs or iinder- shrubs, bearing reticulately yeined leaves. Order Dioscoreaceae.—The Yam Family. Several species of Dios» corea produce edible tubers. D. saliva, D. aculeata, and otlier species of India are extensively grown there and in tlie West Indies as potatoes are grown in cooler climates. J). Batatas and D. Ja
RM2NJ8MWF–Close up natural environmental plant portrait of Black Bryony, Dioscorea Communis, lady’s-seal, black bindweed.
RM2NJ8MTG–Close up natural environmental plant portrait of Black Bryony, Dioscorea Communis, lady’s-seal, black bindweed.
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