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March 6, 2016: Wisdom
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LAURA BRUNO from BRASIL
Wisdom: "Wake up and be thankful for life..."
Wisdom: "Wake up and be thankful for life..."
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2016-03-06 19:10:33
Laura from
Brasil about 9years ago said:
Renne and Jim, Thanks for your comments..Hugs and have a great week ; ) Jim, I copied the text below from RainTree.com ...
Renne and Jim, Thanks for your comments..Hugs and have a great week ; ) Jim, I copied the text below from RainTree.com ...
Someone from
Somewhere about 9years ago said:
Hello Jim, : ) The cientific name of this wonderful tree is Calycophyllum multiflorum, Eukylista spruceana ... " This is a Mulateiro Tree, a fascinating multi-purpose canopy tree in the Amazon. It grows tall and straight up to a height of about 30 meters, and has been long used as a source of good, high density lumber. It produces an abundance of small, white, aromatic flowers (from June to July) which are followed by elongated seed pods with 3-5 seeds inside. The tree propagates easily from the many seeds it produces. It can often be found near water as it can survive common periodic flooding in the region". I took this photo in a small park near from my home ; )
Hello Jim, : ) The cientific name of this wonderful tree is Calycophyllum multiflorum, Eukylista spruceana ... " This is a Mulateiro Tree, a fascinating multi-purpose canopy tree in the Amazon. It grows tall and straight up to a height of about 30 meters, and has been long used as a source of good, high density lumber. It produces an abundance of small, white, aromatic flowers (from June to July) which are followed by elongated seed pods with 3-5 seeds inside. The tree propagates easily from the many seeds it produces. It can often be found near water as it can survive common periodic flooding in the region". I took this photo in a small park near from my home ; )
Jim from
Nebraska about 9years ago said:
What kind of tree is this, Laura? The thin peeling bark is a key point of interest.
What kind of tree is this, Laura? The thin peeling bark is a key point of interest.
Renee from
Nazareth, PA about 9years ago said:
That's a neat vantage point!
That's a neat vantage point!
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