@ Seyyedhamidreza Bagheri

Picture 1: It is a Brassicaceae plant, Aethionema carneum (Banks & Sol.) B. Fedtsch.

Picture 3: If the posted structures are fruits, then it could be Bidens sp. of family Asteraceae.

Picture 4: It is certainly a Brassicaceae plant.

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Picture number 5 may be Mimusa sp. For better identification, you should need more picture for every species.

Number eight could be a sedge (Carex), but I agree with Md Moniruzzaman. We need more pictures. There is also an app you can download, it is called PlantSnap which can help you identify plants.

Number 3 is most likely Bidens bipinnata, which belongs to the daisy family.

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@ Seyyedhamidreza Bagheri

Picture 1: It is a Brassicaceae plant, Aethionema carneum (Banks & Sol.) B. Fedtsch.

Picture 3: If the posted structures are fruits, then it could be Bidens sp. of family Asteraceae.

Picture 4: It is certainly a Brassicaceae plant.

Thanks!

Interesting to know!

1--Brassicaceae cf. Iberis o Lepidium

2—Cistaceae , Helianthemum

3—Asteraceae, Cf. Cosmos (C. bipinnatus Cav.)

4—Brassicaceae, Camelina sp.

5—Fabaceae, cf. Astragalus

6—Apiaceae, Bupleurum (cf. B. rotundifolium L.)

7—Asteraceae – Cardueae

8—cf. Rubiaceae , Crucianella

1--Brassicaceae cf. Iberis o Lepidium

2—Cistaceae , Helianthemum

3—Asteraceae, Cf. Cosmos (C. bipinnatus Cav.)

4—Brassicaceae, Camelina sp.

5—Fabaceae, cf. Astragalus

6—Apiaceae, Bupleurum (cf. B. rotundifolium L.)

7—Asteraceae – Cardueae

8—cf. Rubiaceae , Crucianella

@ José Luis Fernández-Alonso

Many thanks for your kindness