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Staphylea pinnata L.

bladdernut (Staphyleaceae)

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Staphylea pinnata is a small tree, native to the ountains of south-eastern Europe and western Asia.

Wienerwald, Austria; 2013-06-27

 bladdernut / Staphylea pinnata: _Staphylea pinnata_ is a small tree, native to the ountains of south-eastern Europe and western Asia.

The fruit of Staphylea pinnata is an unevenly inflated capsule.

Wienerwald, Austria; 2013-06-27

 bladdernut / Staphylea pinnata: The fruit of _Staphylea pinnata_ is an unevenly inflated capsule.

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