Euonymous sp?

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  1. Caelan

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    Very distinctive Euonymus <tnx Michael> fruits, found on UBC campus near the MacDonald building.

    Any idea what I'm looking at here?
     

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  2. Michael F

    Michael F Paragon of Plants Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    Euonymus ;-)

    Not sure which species, they look typical of the genus to me.
     
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    Beautiful color, no doubt. Almost fuscia-like, very bright pink aril and a purple funiculus.
     
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    Whoops, I see red funiculus. Not purple as my memory erroneously convinced me.
     
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    Could it be euonymus bungeanus?
     
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    Might be a labeled duplicate in the Lam Garden or at Van Dusen.
     
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