Dès_février_la_floraison_de_l'arbre_de_fer_au_Muséum_de_Toulouse.jpg

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Français : L’arbre de fer (Parrotia persica) est encore en fleur... Ses petites fleurs caractéristiques rouge sang apparaissent en février-mars, avant les feuilles. Elles sont apétales (sans pétales) et sont constituées de bouquets d’étamines... Le parrotia est un arbre décoratif des jardins. .. Ces feuilles à l’automne se parent de couleurs magnifiques de vert à rouge cramoisi et donnent à l’arbre un aspect bariolé...

Date

7 February 2013, 11:48:56

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Muséum de Toulouse

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