Subfamily Asteroideae

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Subfamily AsteroideaeFebruary 15 2025Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia

This is the appearance of a dried wildflower, I managed to find this flower in my garden precisely when I was in the area around the edge of the garden, unlike most flowers in general, when they are old most flowers will wither and fall or fall, but different from this flower, when it is old this flower becomes very dry and becomes very sturdy and the bad news is that this flower can stick strongly to our clothes. Of course, this plant is a pest that must be cleaned because of its destructive nature, I myself will definitely cut this tree if I find it.

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In fact, this flower is completely devoid of beauty and looks quite ordinary, but after photographing it with a macro lens, I was immediately amazed by the results. Look at every detail of the shape and color of this wildflower; it looks so beautiful and stunning. Despite this, I still cut down this tree because of its nuisance.

Okay everyone, now I will share some pictures of these wildflowers here.

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PhotographySubfamily Asteroideae
Photographermaxmarvin@maxmarvin


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Subfamily Asteroideae | Ecency