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Visual Description
This is a close-up, vertical shot of a single, striking red flower against a solid black background. The flower, which appears to be a type of coral bean or a similar legume, has a very unique and dramatic shape.
The main part of the flower is a large, vibrant red petal that curves inward, resembling a spoon or a hood. This petal is a rich, fiery red with a slight sheen, and it's veined with a subtle pattern. At the top of this large petal, it transitions into a smaller, tightly curled section that is a deep, purplish-red.
Just above this main red part, there's a smaller, swollen, and rounded section of the flower. This part is a warm, golden-orange color, like a tiny pod or a small fruit. It sits nestled in a darker red structure, and from it, a thin, reddish stem extends upwards and out of the frame.
The bottom of the flower has some smaller, delicate, and yellowish-green structures emerging from the deeper red part, which are likely the stamens and pistil. The overall impression is one of elegance and unusual beauty, with the bright red and orange colors sharply contrasted against the dark background. In the bottom right corner of the image, there is a watermark that reads "©ahaktekin".


Scientific Explanation

The flower in the photograph is a member of the Fabaceae family, commonly known as the legume, pea, or bean family. It is likely a species of Erythrina, often referred to as coral trees or coral beans. These plants are known for their distinctive, vibrant, and often unusual flower shapes.
The large, prominent red petal is the banner, or standard, petal. In many legumes, this is the largest and most visible part of the flower. The deep purplish-red section is likely the keel and wing petals, which are often fused or curled in a way that protects the reproductive parts of the flower, the stamens and pistil. The golden-orange structure at the top is the calyx, the outermost whorl of the flower, which is often a different color and shape in…

Visual Description This is a close-up, vertical shot of a single, striking red flower against a solid black background. The flower, which appears to be a type of coral bean or a similar legume, has a very unique and dramatic shape. The main part of the flower is a large, vibrant red petal that curves inward, resembling a spoon or a hood. This petal is a rich, fiery red with a slight sheen, and it's veined with a subtle pattern. At the top of this large petal, it transitions into a smaller, tightly curled section that is a deep, purplish-red. Just above this main red part, there's a smaller, swollen, and rounded section of the flower. This part is a warm, golden-orange color, like a tiny pod or a small fruit. It sits nestled in a darker red structure, and from it, a thin, reddish stem extends upwards and out of the frame. The bottom of the flower has some smaller, delicate, and yellowish-green structures emerging from the deeper red part, which are likely the stamens and pistil. The overall impression is one of elegance and unusual beauty, with the bright red and orange colors sharply contrasted against the dark background. In the bottom right corner of the image, there is a watermark that reads "©ahaktekin". Scientific Explanation The flower in the photograph is a member of the Fabaceae family, commonly known as the legume, pea, or bean family. It is likely a species of Erythrina, often referred to as coral trees or coral beans. These plants are known for their distinctive, vibrant, and often unusual flower shapes. The large, prominent red petal is the banner, or standard, petal. In many legumes, this is the largest and most visible part of the flower. The deep purplish-red section is likely the keel and wing petals, which are often fused or curled in a way that protects the reproductive parts of the flower, the stamens and pistil. The golden-orange structure at the top is the calyx, the outermost whorl of the flower, which is often a different color and shape in…

Scarlet Lantern Bloom

#CoralBean #Erythrina #Fabaceae #RedFlower #TropicalFlower #FlowerPhotography #Nature #Botany #PlantsofBluesky #Garden #Photography #MacroPhotography #StillLife #PhotoOfTheDay #NaturePhotography #BlackBackground

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#Junieke_Fotografie #rood
Kom net terug uit Lissabon, daar in een botanische tuin deze #Erythrina vastgelegd.

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Finge- like lipstick flowers of Erythina flabelliformis.

Finge- like lipstick flowers of Erythina flabelliformis.

#caudiciform #Erythrina flabelliformis #native to #Tucson, AZ south into Mexico. I forgot and left this out in a 3" pot during its first winter here. It froze several times but survived.

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斑入り梯梧(ふいりでいご)

デイコやエリスリナともいう。インド、マレー半島などの熱帯アジア、オーストラリア🇦🇺が原産。日本では沖縄県(あるいは奄美大島)が生育の北限とされている。
THE BOOM『島唄』に登場するデイゴの花ってこの花だったんだ…
#ドルフロ #ドルフロ植物図鑑
#デイゴ #Erythrina

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Four colour images showing the seedpods of the plant. The structure is more or less string-bean-shaped, if you imagine a green bean dried up and split open. But the pods are a deep red grey on the outside, and silvery grey on the inside, and the few beans that have remained attached are the most incredibly intense roal red. The background is weathered grey-white-rust granite.

The enjoyment of these images is in the sinuous shapes of the pods, in some places compared with the flow patterns and texture of the granite, and the generally drab palette of the overall composition contrasted with the intense red of the seeds.

Four colour images showing the seedpods of the plant. The structure is more or less string-bean-shaped, if you imagine a green bean dried up and split open. But the pods are a deep red grey on the outside, and silvery grey on the inside, and the few beans that have remained attached are the most incredibly intense roal red. The background is weathered grey-white-rust granite. The enjoyment of these images is in the sinuous shapes of the pods, in some places compared with the flow patterns and texture of the granite, and the generally drab palette of the overall composition contrasted with the intense red of the seeds.

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#Erythrina herbacea, Coral Bean. Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, Tucson, Arizona, USA (Tohono O’odham Nation, Pascua Yaqui Tribe).
#plants #horticulture #photography #bloomscrolling #botany

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