K. bipinnata "Chinese flame tree", I will guess, from the lantern color. Looks less likeK. paniculata "Golden rain tree". Missed the flowers to be sure, though.
All of these Koelreuterias show three-symmetric fruit, and I had it in my head that mine were five-symmetric. Were they really? The pictures I posted don't show directly. But on, say, the top one -- we see three flange-edges, and it must have at least one more hidden behind, touching down to cast that shadow. Hmm.
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Date: 2005-07-30 04:35 pm (UTC)Beautiful pics, especially #1.
Re: a tree dropping leathery five-sectioned lanterns
Date: 2005-08-01 04:03 am (UTC)Re: a tree dropping leathery five-sectioned lanterns
Date: 2005-08-02 07:11 pm (UTC)All of these Koelreuterias show three-symmetric fruit, and I had it in my head that mine were five-symmetric. Were they really? The pictures I posted don't show directly. But on, say, the top one -- we see three flange-edges, and it must have at least one more hidden behind, touching down to cast that shadow. Hmm.
Re: a tree dropping leathery five-sectioned lanterns
Date: 2005-08-05 05:47 am (UTC)Maybe five and four are both unusually large values of three. Or maybe this is another Koelreuteria or related tree with different fruit symmetry.
Re: a tree dropping leathery five-sectioned lanterns
Date: 2005-08-02 07:11 pm (UTC)