Hello, my nature-loving friends! Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening.
it all depends on what time you’re reading this post.
> Today I’m going to share these amazing photos of nature, where we can appreciate the different colors of these growing fruits.
- First and foremost, this tricolor mango;
Google say; The color of the mango depends on its variety, its exposure to the sun, and its ripeness. It usually features three or more colors due to the combination of natural pigments called chlorophyll, carotenoids, and anthocyanins, which interact as the fruit grows and ripens.
These types of fruits and trees are very characteristic here in Venezuela; mango and lemon trees, among others, are the most prominent or stand out the most, just as guava and coconut trees obviously do, since their colors and size are quite attractive to the eye and impossible to ignore.
> All these photos were taken with a cell phone today, and it just occurred to me to share this wonderful community with you—I’m really happy to be able to do so.
On another note, I want to show you this plant, which has suffered discoloration caused by the sun, giving it a very striking appearance. It’s quite normal to wonder why this leaf has two colors while all the others have only one—which is usually green.
- All of this is located in a small town in the state of Monagas called;
https://maps.app.goo.gl/YNNTBDrpfKeTV4XZ8
> This last plant shown is located in a park near my own home. It is a park with high humidity, since these plants usually grow in areas near rivers, lagoons, or ponds.
- Its scientific name is Hydrocortile verticillata.
The last photo shows some lemons that I grew right here at home.
And that’s all I have to share with you today. I hope you enjoy posts like this and love nature as much as we do. See you in my next post—see you soon!
