Riddles of Mother Nature
(Original title: What is that?)
Dr Abe V Rotor
1. Pit trap on dry sand and loose soil.
2. Mound on meadow that grows, associated with fairy tale.
3. Either it seals off or becomes a hole for nesting bird. 
4. Fleshy flower rising from the ground - whateverhappened to the stem and leaves.
5. To a city bred, what crop is this?
6. Parasitic plant on agoho and pine, romanticized in a Christmas carol.
7. Living nest on a tree, houses a colony.
8. It's rock, all right, but it does not look one.
9. Fern or palm?
10. Umbrella plant - natural of plastic?
Answers:
1. The ant lion larva lives at the bottom of the pit waiting for its prey, an ant.
2. Termite mound
3. Cut branch undergoing healing. Note cambium layer forming a thick ring around the wound.
4. Flower of pongapong,(Amorphophalus campanolatus)
5. Virginia tobacco, grown in the Ilocos Region
6. Mistletoe
7. Nest of green tree ant (hantik)
8. Petrified tree skeleton
1. The ant lion larva lives at the bottom of the pit waiting for its prey, an ant.
2. Termite mound
3. Cut branch undergoing healing. Note cambium layer forming a thick ring around the wound.
4. Flower of pongapong,(Amorphophalus campanolatus)
5. Virginia tobacco, grown in the Ilocos Region
6. Mistletoe
7. Nest of green tree ant (hantik)
8. Petrified tree skeleton
9, Coconut leaf, remnant of rhinoceros beetle
10. Mushroom, relative of the poisonous Amanita.
It's not a plant; it belongs to a sub-kingdom, Mycophyta
Living with Nature, AVR
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