An afternoon at...

[Haroldo]

My university's Plant Science Laboratory. Enjoy...

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e114/Haroldo85/Plants/SA400089.jpg
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[Haroldo]

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e114/Haroldo85/Plants/SA400049.jpg
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[Jaybee]

Neat! I really like the very first and very last pics. Do you have labels for any of these?

[DDReptiles]

Sweet Plants :) Some of the orchids are especially cool!!!

[IndyCrestie]

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e114/Haroldo85/Plants/SA400082.jpg


Is that water in there? If not, what is it?

[Haroldo]

Neat! I really like the very first and very last pics. Do you have labels for any of these?

In order of which they appear...

Set 1
Barringtonia ratmusa
Bougainvillea glabra
Neoregelia carolinea
Pellaea rotundifolia
Catharanthus roseus
Heliconia psitiacorum
Calliandra emargineta
Plumbago auriculata
Clerodendrum thamsoniae
Streptocorpus saxorum
Set 2
Pachystachys lutea
Dendrobium hybrid Baby Blue Carmeria
Acanthostachys strobilacoe
Phalaenopsis hybrid Sparkle Rose x Pink Festival
Orchid unknown sp #1
Orchid unknown sp #2
Phalaenopsis sp. #1
Caella purpul
Oncidium spharelatum
Schomburgkia hybrid

[Haroldo]

Is that water in there? If not, what is it?

That's water...

[Jaybee]

Thanks very much for the names, I appreciate it! I'm going to read up on a few of these :)

[IndyCrestie]

That's water...

Sorry to sound like an idiot! :) I know absolutely nothing about plants. Someone here, maybe you? was posting pictures for awhile of some really unusual plants. Some of them had a liquid goo substance in the tubes that they used to catch insects. I couldn't quite tell what I was looking at in that picture, so I was curious if it was a similar type of plant to those, or if water had just pooled in it.

[Haroldo]

Sorry to sound like an idiot! :) I know absolutely nothing about plants. Someone here, maybe you? was posting pictures for awhile of some really unusual plants. Some of them had a liquid goo substance in the tubes that they used to catch insects. I couldn't quite tell what I was looking at in that picture, so I was curious if it was a similar type of plant to those, or if water had just pooled in it.

Oh, no worries...I know the thread you're talking about, but I'm afraid I was not the original poster. The plants in that thread were of the genus nepenthesis ("pitcher plants") and the liquid in the 'pitcher' actually have enzymes that allow the plant to digest prey. The plant in this thread you're referring to is just a bromeliad species (one of about 700 or so) and flowers in the center instead of growing a large [extending] flower like many of the common ones we see.