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Slimlobe globeberry - Ibervillea tenuisecta

Slimlobe globeberry - Ibervillea tenuisecta

Vine of the Chihuahuan Desert- often found winding its way up desert shrubs. "Berries" look delicious - but it is a member of the gourd family, so I s...
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Vine of the Chihuahuan Desert- often found winding its way up desert shrubs. "Berries" look delicious - but it is a member of the gourd family, so I suspect they are not tasty to humans. Immature "gourdlets" in white-green visible at right. "Slimlobe" and "tenuisecta" both refer to the narrow divided segments of the leaves.
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PENTAX K-50

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 160 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 5000/100

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Aug, 2017

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