Ombú-Pitolaca Dioica...
Posted: December 3rd, 2009, 12:48 am
In the South and Center West of Brazil, it is present as a gigantic tree!
Known as Cebolão, also is in the Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay and part of Chile!
Two trees in the exposition of FELAB 2008, in Buennos Aires!
In the Pampas of Argentina...
In the South of Brazil...
Mrs. Marita Guruchaga and Masahiro Kimura, the shade of a Ombú, in Buennos Aires!
Ombu, ombú, umbú or beautiful-shade are the common name of dioica Phytolacca L., a plant of great transport, with origin in Pampas of the South America, used as ornamental in the zones of mediterrânico climate. Although to present arbórea morphology, ombu is a herbaceous plant of great dimensions, not having wood in its caule, weighs its size even so. The plant forms a canópia with a perimeter of 12 the 15 m, being able to reach a height of 12 the 18 m. The name drift of the word guarani ombu, that it means countenance or shade. Source: Wikipédia…
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Known as Cebolão, also is in the Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay and part of Chile!
Two trees in the exposition of FELAB 2008, in Buennos Aires!
In the Pampas of Argentina...
In the South of Brazil...
Mrs. Marita Guruchaga and Masahiro Kimura, the shade of a Ombú, in Buennos Aires!
Ombu, ombú, umbú or beautiful-shade are the common name of dioica Phytolacca L., a plant of great transport, with origin in Pampas of the South America, used as ornamental in the zones of mediterrânico climate. Although to present arbórea morphology, ombu is a herbaceous plant of great dimensions, not having wood in its caule, weighs its size even so. The plant forms a canópia with a perimeter of 12 the 15 m, being able to reach a height of 12 the 18 m. The name drift of the word guarani ombu, that it means countenance or shade. Source: Wikipédia…
Shalom Luciano.
http://bonsaistudio.forumvila.com/index.php
http://www.facebook.com/luciano.benyako ... b?ref=name