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Português: Flor de bromélia. Esses pontinhos brancos nas partes pretas da flor são milhares de pequenos insetos se mexendo que, infelizmente, não consegui identificar a espécie. Não sou especialista, mas pela pesquisa que realizei parece ser uma bromélia da espécie "neoregalia", uma espécie em extinção ou provavelmente um híbrido entre mais de uma espécie. A foto e o vídeo foram feitos no Brasil, SP, São Paulo, Itanhaém, próximo ao litoral (tão próximo que é possível ouvir o som do mar no vídeo), numa área da Mata Atlântica. A bromélia só florece uma vez na vida e demora de meses à anos para isso ocorrer e se a flor é retirada, o resto da planta pode até sobreviver, mas a flor não, sendo um pecado mortal retirá-la.
English: Bromeliad flower. This little white points in the flower black parts are thousands of tiny insects moving which, unfortunately, I couldn't identify it's species. I'm no specialist, but by the researches I made this seems to be a bromeliad of the "neoregalia" species, a species in extinction process, or probably a hybrid between more than one of a kind. The pic and the video were made in Brazil, SP, São Paulo, Itanhaém, near the seacoast (so close that you can acctualy hear the sea sound in the video), in a bioma in extinction process called "Atlantic Forest" which covers the most of the brazilian coast. However, the bromeliad flowers once in a lifetime and it takes months or years for it happens and if the flower is removed, the rest of the plant may lives, but the flower don't, making removing it becomes a mortal sin.
Español: Flor de bromelia. Estos pequeños puntos blancos en los trozos negros de la flor son miles de minúsculos insectos se meciendo que, desafortunadamente, yo no lo consiguió identificar su especie. No soy expert pero por la busca que tengo hecho, me parece sir una bromelia de la especie "neoregalia", una especie en extinción, o probablemente uno hibrido entre más de una especie. La foto e lo vídeo fueran hechos en Brasil, SP, São Paulo, acerca de la costa (tan cerca que puedes escuchar lo ruido del mar), numa bioma lhamado "Bosque Atlántico" que se extiende por la mayoría de la costa brasileña. La bromelia florece solamente una vez en su vida e si la flor es retirada lo resto de la planta pudede sobrevivir pero lá flor muere, hacendo retirar-la un pecado mortal. |
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| Author | Marcos Calazans Rodriguez E Pauferro |
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