Blushing red bromeliads: neoregelia carolinae tricolor

This block of blushing red bromeliads are composed of neorgelia carolinae tricolor.

Plant	Kingdom(Plantae,Angiosperms,Monocots,Commelinids), Order(Poales), Family(Broomeliaceae), Subfamily(Bromelioideae), Genus/Species(Neoregelia carolinae) var tricolor
Camera	Samsung WB 150F digital camera
Date	December 15, 2012
Photographer	Dr. Ernesto P. Adorio
Location	QC Memorial Circle
Acknowledgment	Prof. Hermie G. Siroy (identification)
Reference	Wikipedia

Plant: tillandsia cyanea, air plant

Here is an attractive bromeliad, member of the genus tillandsia, or airplants. It has an attractive pink or red inflorescence with blue-violet flowers. It can be grown on the ground or planted hanging. This specimen was photographed in the mountains of Salvador Benedicto.

Salvador Benedicto, Neg. Occ., Philippines

Plant	Angiosperms|Monocots|Commelinids/Poales/Bromeliaceae-Tillandsioideae/ Tillandsia-Phytarrhiza/Tillandsia cyanea
Common names	Pink quill
Location
Camera	Olympus VG-110
Photographer	Dr. Ernesto P. Adorio
Reference	wikipedia

Flowers, Bromeliad

The bromeliads (bromeliad billbergia) displayed here grew and bloomed in the U.P. Diliman campus.









(c) Adorio Digital Images Library





Photographer: Dr. Ernesto P. Adorio
Camera: Olympus VG-110
Album: Oct 13, 2011
Thanks: Hermie Siroy, Augusto Hermosilla, Ella Jacildo