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Posted by Toni Lankerd on July 23, 2014 at 10:28 PM
In going through some files the other night, I came across this one, actually forgetting I had it. Black-eyed Susans are known to have some "Fasciation", or mutation, such as cylinder shaped centers, but this one tops some of the oddities I have personally seen,
It appears the backs of these flowers were fused together, with both flowers growing out of one stem.
Nice shot of the flower and not somethnig that I had seen or even looked for before. It is amazing what we find in the world when we look beyond the surface a bit.
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1 repliesIt appears the backs of these flowers were fused together, with both flowers growing out of one stem.