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Gardeners fascinated by flattened, crested plant growth
Original: Occasionally, if you spend a lot of time gardening, you’ll come across a plant with some parts that look unusually flatt
Gardeners are discussing the occasional discovery of plants with unusually flattened or crested parts, a phenomenon that can affect stems, fruits, and flowers. A Gerbera example has drawn attention, with enthusiasts swapping observations and explanations for why certain tissues grow in these distorted, ribbon-like forms.
Why now: A striking example of crested growth in a Gerbera is capturing gardeners' curiosity about this rare plant phenomenon.
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Evidence
- Occasionally, if you spend a lot of time gardening, you’ll come across a plant with some parts that look unusually flattened or crested. This can occur in a variety of different tissue types (e.g., stem, fruit, and flower). # Gardening # Gerbera # Flower · cfollicularis@mstdn.social · 9
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