[CH] bird aji

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In my previous post on my find I had hoped to get some 
discussion on the possible origins of this species and variety 
in South Africa.  I am totally puzzled by the complete silence 
of the list.  

Any clues would be welcome so come on lets have some from the
botanical types, anyone with knowledge of bird migration or
possible reason for a bird C. baccatum to be found in a garden
here.  It was never planted by anyone as I have known this
garden for the last 35 years.  

Flower: Petal white with green spots
Fruit: 5..7mm x 4mm, erect
Fruit shape: oval
Immature fruit: green
Mature fruit: orange to red
Species: C. baccatum.  

Identification is based on flower and spots

See similar USDA 238061 but smaller

Cheers
Peter

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Peter Moss             E-Mail: pmoss@yoda.alt.za

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