Field of poppies......Campo de Amapolas.........

            Papaver rhoeas L., 1753, the wild poppy, is a phanerogamous species of the genus Papaver, belonging to the Papaveraceae (papaveraceae) family.

It is an annual cycle plant that can reach more than 50 cm in height. It has stems erect and little branched with fine hairs. The leaves, which emerge alternately along the stem, without petiole, are pinnate and very jagged at the margins with a single central rib. The flowers, intense scarlet, bell-shaped and almost spherical, have four fine petals and two hairy sepals. The petals are very delicate and wither quickly, so the flowers can not be used in floral decorations. The stamens, of black color, form a ringed cluster around the gynoecium, which gives it the appearance of a black button. The fruit is a unilocular capsule with false walls, pale green, oval / subglobose, truncated by a kind of lid on the top (disc) with 8-18 rays and with numerous inframymetric seeds, which escape through pores below of the upper disc (porous dehiscence). These tiny seeds are, as in all species of the genus, kidney-shaped, alveolate with polygonal and brown reticulum. They bloom from the beginning to the end of the spring. They also do not resist the hot climates or humidity [citation needed]

Papaver rhoeas L., 1753, la amapola silvestre, es una especie fanerógama del género Papaver, perteneciente a la familia Papaveraceae (papaveráceas).

Es una planta de ciclo anual que puede alcanzar más de 50 cm de altura. Posee tallos erectos y poco ramificados con finos pelillos. Las hojas, que nacen alternas a lo largo del tallo, sin peciolo, son pinnadas y muy dentadas en los márgenes con una única nervadura central. Las flores, de color escarlata intenso, acampanadas y casi esféricas, poseen cuatro finos pétalos y dos sépalos vellosos. Los pétalos son muy delicados y se marchitan rápidamente, por lo que las flores no pueden usarse en adornos florales. Los estambres, de color negro, forman un racimo anillado alrededor del gineceo, lo que le da el aspecto de botón negro. El fruto es una cápsula unilocular con falsos tabiques, verde pálido, de forma ovalada/subglobosa, truncada por una especie de tapa en la parte superior (disco) con 8-18 radios y con numerosas semillas inframilimétricas, que escapan a través de poros debajo del disco superior (dehiscencia porícida). Dichas diminutas semillas son, como en todas las especies del género, de forma arriñonada, alveoladas con retículo poligonal y de color pardo. Florecen de principio a final de la primavera.También no resisten los climas cálidos ni la humedad[cita requerida]

Taken in: España / Comunidad de Madrid / Alalpardo (show map)

Taken on: May 24, 2019

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