✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1950
Algerian Date Productions
The date is the edible fruit of the date palm (Phoenix dactylifera, L.). It is a fleshy, oblong fruit, 4 to 6 cm long, containing an elongated core, marked with a longitudinal furrow. Most often marketed in the form of dry dates, it is a very energetic fruit. The term “date” derives from the ancient Greek dáktylos, finger, in reference to the shape of this fruit. Botanically, the date is a berry, because its pericarp is entirely fleshy. The date “stone”, enveloped in the membranous endocarp, is in fact a very hard seed, with a horny albumen.
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Zinnias
Flora
31 years
👁 49
Dahlias
Flora
31 years
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Marne in Turitella
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32 years
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Cipoli
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32 years
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Lite-eroded sandstone
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32 years
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Ophrys apifera huds
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32 years
👁 51
Ophrys lutea cavan
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32 years
👁 53
Orchis simia lam
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32 years
👁 49
Apricot
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33 years
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Cognassier
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33 years
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Medlar
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33 years
👁 49
Lavandula stoechas - L (Lavender Stoechade)
Flora
34 years
👁 48
Silybum marianum - L (Milk thistle)
Flora
34 years
👁 50
Rhamnus alaternus - L (Buckthorn Alaternus)
Flora
34 years
👁 51
Ajugo iva - L (Musk Bugle)
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34 years
👁 50
Cyclamen africanum - Cyclamen
Flora
35 years
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Dianthus crinitus - Carnation
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35 years
👁 51
Jasminum fruticans - Yellow Jasmine
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35 years
👁 50
Lactarius deliciosus - Delicious lactarius
Flora
37 years
👁 68
Lepiota procera - Raised Lepiota
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37 years
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Psalliota xanthoderma - Yellow Agaric
Flora
37 years
👁 69
Bolenus satanas - Satan Bolete
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37 years
👁 69
Gladiolus segetum (Gladiolus)
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40 years
👁 50
Capparis spinosa (Caprier)
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40 years
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