Screw Pine Fruit by danapommet
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With all the things going on in my life, right now, I am concentrating on commenting and less time on posting. Thank you all, who have noticed my lack of posting, and have site mailed me with concerns. Jo and I are fine just very busy with family.
The Screw Pine is of a genus (Pandanus of the family Pandanaceae, the Screw Pine family) of tropical old world trees or shrubs with slender palm like stems, often huge prop roots, and terminal crowns of sword like leaves. These plants are not closely related to palm trees. The fruits are globose, 4 to 8 inches (10 to 20 cm) in diameter, and have many prism like sections, resembling the fruit of the pineapple. Typically, the fruit changes from green to bright orange or red as it matures. The fruit is eaten by birds, bats and rodents. Most info from Wikipedia. Photo taken at the Society of the Four Arts Gardens, Palm Beach, Florida. Do zoom!
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (38)
Excellent shot, Dana, very esthetic, and sweet colors!
B E A U T Y Great angle my friend
nice image
Very beautiful capture, Dana!
Hummm.. Sometiome that you see it was not what you eat at the end lol.... Tanks to share ((5++))
What an astonishing object! A super shot!
Wonderful shot Dana! I hope everything is well with you my friend. :)
There's a treat to photograph. So very 3D, a good abstract subject too!
outstanding capture Dana
like the info and cool shot Dana. glad you both are fine.
cool shot
Great capture! Is poisonous to humans? Don`t remember seeing it before.
Wow, I don't think I've ever seen or heard of these before; excellent shot of this interesting fruit!
Very interesting fruit on this plant. Glad you are OK. Always nice to see you have visited my gallery, thanks.
Superb focus and detail in this fabulous fruit foto, Dana! Except for its globular shape, it very much resembles a fir tree pine cone.
A great shot and a first for me Dana. Glad all is well.
So unusual!! Glad all ok. xx
A wonderful capture, dear Dana. Glad to hear you and Jo are well. Hugs for all day. Di. xx
A very nice post, love the textures.
Nice shot Dana! I suspect you are putting lots of time into the condo association as well. No worries!
Now that is something i have never seen but then i do not live in warm areas but it is a great photo for sure.
''Thank you all, who have noticed my lack of posting, and have site mailed me with concerns. Jo and I are fine just very busy with family. '' DANA: HELLO! .... "HUG 'EM & LUV 'EM!" .... TallPockets/BRIAN.
Very nice shot... Aloha
Outstanding POV of this screw pine fruit Dana!!! I live in Colorado so I have never seen anything like this before.
Such a clear and sharp photo, Dana. It looks to be a very heavy fruit.
Interesting image! Excellent capture! :)
really cool friut like a natural fractal work :) well captured!!
beautiful capture
That's one strange fruit looks like you have sprayed it with leaf shine , thanks for sharing.
My apologies for not noticing as I too have been away for a time...Glad to here all is fine and your attending to family matters rather than health issues Dana...(smiles)... Now about this fruit....lol......I will simply say the name alone is worth a few humorous remarks but I will restrain myself from doing so....Never seen one before and always enjoy what you post and enjoy learning something new.Take care and be well my friend!