The pink passionflowers in the images shown below are striking bloom from the Passiflora genus, known for its intricate and exotic appearance. It features vivid pink petals and sepals, with a crown of fine, radiating filaments that are typically a mix of pink and white. The center of the flower is white, with prominent reproductive structures, including a yellow-tipped stigma and anthers. Passionflowers are often pollinated by insects, as seen with the black insect (likely a bee or fly) on the flower. These plants are native to tropical and subtropical regions, often climbing or trailing vines, and are popular in gardens for their ornamental beauty. Some species also produce edible fruit, like passionfruit.
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The image shows a vibrant pink passionflower (Passiflora) with
intricate, radiating filaments and a central white area. A black insect,
possibly a bee or fly, is perched on the flower. The background
includes green leaves and a bud, indicating a natural outdoor setting.
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