All about the plant species.
There are many questions Why the flowers are so beautiful?Why do the flowers have fragrance?Why do the flowers produce nectar?The only answer is to attract insects, bees, wasps, and other creatures to ensure cross-pollination. The flowers may be able to “hear” and amplify the sound of buzzing bees and insects with their petals, and in
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The beautiful Temple flora is called Plumeria and is also known as Frangipani. I love the name Frangipani so I usually use the same name. I have noticed many times that the beautiful and unique things have many names, the same is true for Frangipani. Plumeria has been recognized as a variety of champak flowers,
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My point of view I always emphasized to please plant the native flora for replantation, and reforestation. Even, in the cities, parks, lawns, schools, hospitals, and universities. It will give a positive impact on the environment and nature. It will provide better habitat to the local or native biodiversity such as; birds, bugs, insects, lizards,
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Lycium shawii is highly adapted to desert ecosystems. The thin-leaved, rigid bush grows up to 3 meters (9.8 feet) high, with a lot of branches and alternating spines that vary in size, and grow along the branches and on their tips. The leaves narrow towards their base. It produces small whitish-pink or purple flowers from Sep to Apr. The fruit is small red pea-sized (seedy berries), edible, and used as herbal medicine as well. The flora like to be the neighbor of Acacia tortillas and Prosopis cineraria to climb and thrive better.
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