As I stated in a
previous post it can be quite difficult to determine the species of seedlings. I had to wait a long time before I was sure what these were.
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30 march 2011 - photographed |
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4 april 2011 - photographed |
Next time I should remember to put something in the picture for scale. Now it's not possible to see that the older seedlings are much bigger than the young ones.
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11 april 2011 - scanned |
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28 april 2011 - scanned |
It took me almost a month to be sure that this seedling was a maple tree, most likely Acer Pseudoplatanus. This is how it looks in it's natural environment at the train station. If the gardeners wouldn't weed them we would get a nice (crypto-) forest here in a few years:
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26 april 2011 - notice the cigarette butt for scale |
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