Bindweed Convolvulus Arvensis in Grain Field
High Resolution JPEG Picture of "Climbing or creeping perennial, hairy or hairless, to 2m, though often far less. Leaves arrow-shaped to oblong, stalked. Flowers white, or pink, or pink with white sripes, 10-25mm, solitary, weakly scented. Fruit a rounded capsule. The flowers are short-lived and are open during the day.Habitat: Cultivated and waste land, pathways, short turf and coastal places.Flowering Season: June-September.Distribution: Throughout Europe, except the far North.During a trip in Germany I found this scenery in a Grainfiled." [172240718] stock photo
This image showcases bindweed, known scientifically as Convolvulus arvensis, thriving in a grain field setting. The intertwining vines of the bindweed plant are depicted amidst golden grains, illustrating the plant's tenacity in its natural habitat. The detailed focus allows viewers to observe the unique structure and form of the plant, making it a suitable choice for various applications in botany and agriculture.
This image can be utilized in educational materials about invasive plant species, agricultural studies, and environmental reports. It is perfect for use in brochures, websites, and infographics that focus on crop management and plant identification. Additionally, it can serve as a backdrop for social media posts or articles discussing biodiversity and ecosystem interactions. Its versatility makes it ideal for both commercial and editorial purposes.
