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Old 22nd May 2010, 10:22 PM
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Default Unexpected Finding.

Found this while attending to my Tills. It's a hydnophytum formicarum seedling germinating out from the leaf axil of my Till.



My guess is that the birds must have done this where I find they love ripe hydno. fruits.
Hmm.....must serch further. See whether have few other seedlings!
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