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abread111
wrote:
1 min ago
this is the species which is used for the rootstock of the edible passionfruit. Most other species of Passiflora have 3 lobes to their leaves.
Passiflora caerulea
waltraud
wrote:
2 hrs ago
Certainly spiky! however I thought they are the little side branches of the tree which are very pointy or spiky, see also 3rd photo; in fact, I hurt myself when I removed it.
Pyrus calleryana
waltraud
wrote:
2 hrs ago
I thought so; trees planted in the nature reserve behind the gardens
Koelreuteria paniculata
waltraud
wrote:
3 hrs ago
thanks Barb; I uploaded the 4 photos including this one separately.
Unverified Other Tree
abread111
wrote:
3 hrs ago
Look, there are thorns! at least one in the first photo.
Pyrus calleryana
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