Plants that tell water stories
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Plants that tell water stories6 stories · about 7 min reading
Six stories to compare wet meadows, slow water and margin forests. Opens the scheme of environments, distinguishes folioli leaves and follows seeds and fruits. Photos of the ash and the water-blood document meetings in Gondiães e Vilar de Cunhas: observes the leaves and separates what the image shows from what the botany explains.
- Read the landscape through the plantsA rush tells a story of damp groundSoft rush finds a place in wet meadows.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsSome plants prefer slow-moving waterBroadleaf cattail is associated with waterlogged ground.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsSeeds that travel by waterAlder has a close relationship with rivers.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsA fruit with a wingFor ash, shape helps fruit travel.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsOne willow, many possibilitiesA common name is a starting point, not the end of identification.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsBuckthorn fruits change colourRiverbanks have shrubs worth getting to know too.Read this story