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Regina Rianelli
{K:24147} 7/17/2004
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Great shot, Ahmed:
"Taxodium disticum" name of tree.
"Taxodiaceae":Family name... all Latin language, Dear.
in my Country, Brazil, we study Latin, as English or Spanish or French as mandatory learning practices to each and every one.
it's easier for us to understand the meaning of a Cypres tree when we see it, i guess...
Thanks for sharing!
Shokran,
Regina
Rio de Janeiro
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Fadel J
{K:13974} 6/24/2004
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Hello Ahmed:
it's me Sally. Nice pic.
Taxodium distichum is also called "Bald Cypress"
is a type of Tree.. Here is Info about the tree, i thought u might be interested :)
Mature Height: 50-75 feet
Soil Type: Sandy,clay, loam
Mature Spread: 20-30 feet
Mature Form Pyramidal Foliage Color Green
Growth Rate Rapid Fall Color Orange to brown
Sun Exposure Sun to partial shade.
Good Job. Take Care
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Ahmed J
{K:6014} 3/4/2004
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Jimmy thanks very much for your explaintion.. it make sence, they had to use differnet type of boards for such descriptions. anyway, i see now whats about! its the tree! so Hanna were right too. thanks everyone
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Jimmy Payne
{K:21163} 3/4/2004
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The words Taxodium distic(h)um is the scientific name for "bald cypress"; Taxodiaceae refers to the tree as belonging to the cypress family. After looking up these words, I now recognize the bark of the tree in your photo. The redwoods of northwestern USA also belong to this family. The Bald Cypress is the Louisiana "state tree." And now that all that is said - you have posted a very educational photo.
Greeting from the cypress tree state of Louisiana, USA.
Jimmy
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Thamer Al-Tassan
{K:1358} 3/4/2004
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Ya thats a scientific latin name for something.
Beautiful clarity and color, great DOF.
Keep it up...
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Sara M
{K:12411} 3/4/2004
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Very interesting picture.. Yeah, we need help to understand what's written!!
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Ahmed J
{K:6014} 3/4/2004
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LOL.... Hanna, are you serice ? :) Why they would decrib the trees on a Zoo park!! :) for me as a visitor in that HOT day and i was wearing heavy cloths.. i just fall down when i sow it! :)
Ghada.. yes it might be the pets language or chimical sub. .. i think i had to ask the manager if it is "2abl alakel wala ba3do" :)
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Hanna Segal
{K:13469} 3/4/2004
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I have a clue... It's good old Latin... says this is the scientific name of the tree (The first is the full name, behind you have the family to which the tree belongs... it says something about the trees being bitter or poisonous).
:)
Hanna
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Ameed El-Ghoul
{K:42215} 3/2/2004
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Hi Ahmed, nice signe photos, i think it is a scientific name for something .. maybe the kind of the tree, you know these scientific names that most probably no one can pronounce it but the ppl who named it :) regards,
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Ghada Noman
{K:3016} 3/2/2004
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hmm.. it really needs help! i know its not a herography :) maybe its the animals language ;) and everyone has his own direction and language. and i think they want the visitors to get lost ;) good eye and good observation.
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Musleh Jameel
{K:940} 3/2/2004
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it is funny massege
I thought that is a name of a chemical sub.
and the name (ahmad) tells the name of the chemist.
;-)
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