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Friday, October 15, 2010
Exploding cotton
Photo by Matt Ball
I can't get enough of this plant -
Desert Cotton, Wild Cotton
- whatever you call it, it's a great bit of green. Look for the seed capsules - they do the 'pop 'n drop'. You may see some cotton fibers, too.
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