Friday, 9 February 2024

The Interesting Plant at Neighborhood - Nature 122

When we saw first time, we thought the plant is a kind of citrus trees. After looking in details, the plant has no characters of citrus trees. 


Image 01 - Plant with lemon-like fruit

Citrus trees such as orange, lemon and lime have similar characters or appearances that they have:
- thorns to deter herbivores
- fragrance and beautiful flowers to attract pollinators (bees and butterfly). 

Helping by GoogleID and Gemini (Google AI Chatboot), the plant was identified with common names as:
- day cestrum
- night blooming jasmine. 


Image 02 - Edible citrus plant, just comparison.

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Image 03 - Tangerine, just comparison.

This plant has a scientific name as Cestrum sp, native to Caribbean and Central America, hence it grows well in warm state like Louisiana.


Image 04 - Cestrum with yellow fruit.

Have you recognized this plant?

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22 comments:

  1. Never seen it before...
    Have a shinny weekend !
    Anna

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  2. Buen fin de semana.
    Los árboles cítricos son muy bellos, aparte desprenden un lindo aroma. Un abrazo.

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  3. I thought it was an other yellow plant and than the beautiful yellow button of the Golden button (Cotula coronopifolia) because I have also seen this once long ago when I was on vacation on the island of texel (nl). Then I did not know what I saw and someone who also walked there said this but yes I can also be wrong. Loved what you shared. And I wish you a nice weekend. And this is also for your readers and your family. Greetings, Tine NL( this time from my other website.😉)

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    1. I see.... you might be right....

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  4. Son muy bonitas sus flores.
    Feliz semana.
    Saludos

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  5. Never Seen before. Can we eat it? Thank you for sharing.

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  6. Never heard of it but it does exactly look like a lemon.

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  7. I've never seen it before either!
    How interesting!

    Happy Monday!

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  8. Olá amiga. Desconhecia este fruto semelhante ao limão. Por certo será muito nutritivo.
    Deixo os meus votos de uma feliz semana.
    Beijinhos.

    Mário Margaride

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  9. Mia vista dalle nostre parti....

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  12. What a discovery. It is always fascinating to see what is shown in blog posts around the world. I am thrilled. And of course I wondered whether this citrus-like fruit is edible!


    And I am delighted with your contribution to
    MosaicMonday

    Greetings from Heidrun

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