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Apple of Peru (Nicandra physalodes) The &#039;apple of Peru&#039; is one of the flowering plants in the nightshade family.<br />
Although originally from Peru, these plants seem to grow just fine in a dutch forest. Apple of Peru,Nicandra,Nicandra physalodes,The Netherlands Click/tap to enlarge Species introCountry intro

Apple of Peru (Nicandra physalodes)

The 'apple of Peru' is one of the flowering plants in the nightshade family.
Although originally from Peru, these plants seem to grow just fine in a dutch forest.

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  1. Another quality post, Joost! And so cool that you geotag your photos :) Posted 13 years ago
    1. I uploaded the picture just to see if the geotagging works ;) My camera makes it easy for me because it has a built-in gps sensor and geotagges my images automatically.

      Can you restore the geotags from my previous uploaded pictures? Or can you make that I can enter the coordinates afterwards?
      Posted 13 years ago, modified 13 years ago
      1. Cool, I did limited testing so I'm glad it works for your images.

        Technically I could reread the EXIF but the problem is that I would have to download all of JungleDragon images from Amazon which is going to cost me dearly due to transfer charges. No worries though, it will take a while but I will build a way to geotag your images inside JungleDragon.
        Posted 13 years ago
      2. Cool news: there is now a global map to explore all geotagged images:

        http://www.jungledragon.com/map
        Posted 13 years ago

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''Nicandra'' is a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the nightshade family containing the single species ''Nicandra physalodes''. It is known by the common names apple-of-Peru and shoo-fly plant. It is native to Peru, and it is known elsewhere as an introduced species and sometimes a weed. It is also kept as an ornamental plant.

Plants grow to 1 metre tall and are vigorous with spreading branches and ovate, mid-green, toothed and waved leaves. The flowers are bell-shaped and 5 centimeters.. more

Similar species: Solanales
Species identified by Ludo Sak
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Uploaded Dec 14, 2011. Captured Nov 2, 2011 19:30 in 4847 DB Teteringen, The Netherlands.
  • SLT-A55V
  • f/1.8
  • ISO400
  • 35mm