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Description de la photo
| Titre: | Cacaoyer et fleur d'alpinia | | Prise de: | La Grivelière, Vieux-Habitants, Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe, Antilles françaises, France, Union Européenne. | | Description: | Les cabosses de cacao poussent directement du tronc et toujours sur le même endroit. Si un fruit est endommagé (comme le plus grand jaune-orange devant à gauche), il faut le retirer à la main, sinon il n'y aura pas de nouvelle fleur ni de nouveau fruit. Devant une alpinia purpurata en fleur. | | Mots clés: | forêt, plantation |
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| Image sizes: | 3456*5184px, 4586kb |
| Origin: | Originally a digital image, with postprocessing |
| Date/Time: | 20170206-144922 |
| Camera: | Canon EOS 7D | | Iso: | 100 | | Speed: | 1/80s | | Aperture: | F8.0 | | Focal length: | 55.0mm | | Author: | Alexandra Medwedeff |
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