Maple — Seed Form Study (Specimen No. 002)

Collected as paired winged seeds, still joined at the centre. Form defined by two opposing wings extending outward from a shared node. Structure thin, with fine veins running lengthwise.

Structure holds. No further change observed. Wings remain extended, with slight variation in curvature.

Copper adheres first at the central node, then progresses outward across the wings. Deposition follows the surface, remaining lighter along the lower edges. Upper edges develop a heavier build-up.

Variation between specimens present in wing spread and degree of curvature. Underlying structure remains consistent.

Margin note: Freya loves these.