False Fig by Don

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10-Sep-2022

False Fig

Timonius singularis
Though it looks like a fig (family Moraceae) it is in fact in the family Rubiaceae. The flowers (not shown) are quite different.
Photographed in the Misty Mountains, north-east Queensland.

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Nirvan Hope		14-Sep-2022 01:55
They almost look like green tomatoes!

larose forest photos		14-Sep-2022 01:52
How interesting: both the gorgeous shot and the explanation. V

Nestor Derkach		13-Sep-2022 16:49
Nice false fig presentation glad you explained the difference. Excellent in the frame with nice detail. Vote

Philip P		13-Sep-2022 08:44
A beautiful and informative capture!

joseantonio		13-Sep-2022 03:26
nice and sharp capture.

Gill Kopy		13-Sep-2022 02:19
Nice shot of this interesting looking fruit V

globalgadabout		13-Sep-2022 00:02
the fruit looks promising, if perhaps not quite ripe yet..

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