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English: Growing to 1 m long or more, Enhalus_acoroides is the longest seagrass on Singapore's shores. This seagrass flowers quite regularly, producing large female flowers on long stalks that develop into a furry fruit.
Français : Avec des feuilles d'une longueur de à 1 m ou plus, Enhalus acoroides est la plus longue herbe marine des côtes de Singapour. Cette plante fleurit assez régulièrement, sous forme de longues tiges terminées chacune par une grande fleur femelle qui produit un fruit hérissé de poil. |
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| Source | Tape seagrass (Enhalus acoroides) with flowers and fruit |
| Author | Ria Tan |
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| current | 02:54, 3 February 2010 | 500 × 368 (210 KB) | Gerardgiraud | Landscape |
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