Good morning flower photography lovers... hope you are doing well today.
This beautiful morning I want to share a flower photo that I took using my cellphone camera. This plant thrives in the small garden in front of my house. This plant is a bit unique, because the flowers bloom when the sun begins to shine and then they will bud again at noon.
So I have to wait for that timeframe to take the picture. This plant has very beautiful white flowers, slightly yellow gradations around the pollen. Pollen or stigma almost every day visited by insects and other small animals.
To ensure the real name of this flower, I searched for it with the help of Google Lens. it turns out that this plant has the name "Turnera ulmifolia" or also known as Yellow Alder is a flowering plant originating from Central America and South America. This plant belongs to the Passifloraceae family and usually grows in tropical and subtropical regions.
Turnera ulmifolia plants have oval-shaped leaves and bright yellow flowers. These flowers usually develop in summer and are followed by round, black fruit. some varieties of this plant can also produce orange or red flowers.
Turnera ulmifolia has several uses in traditional medicine, where the leaves and roots of this plant can be used to treat various types of ailments such as fever, cough, and headaches. besides that, this plant can also be used as a raw material for natural dyes and mixed ingredients in the manufacture of traditional drinks.
I end up here, sorry if there are errors in writing. I hope the flower photos that I share can be useful for all photography lovers and warm greetings to 
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