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Gardening and taking care of plants is still a hobby for many people. However, to create a healthy ecosystem, the caretaker also needs to have certain knowledge.
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Gardening and taking care of plants is still a hobby for many people. However, to create a healthy ecosystem, the caretaker also needs to have certain knowledge.
People unfamiliar with gardening may not know that, after harvesting the fruit, the entire banana plant is cut down; why is this?
When spring comes, flowers begin to bloom at Xi'an Botanical Garden, Shaanxi, China. Among them, Primula filchnerae Knuth is the most brilliant flower and attracts many…
A rare species of chicken that is extinct in the wild was suddenly discovered wandering around a home garden.
Founded 200 years ago, the Meise Botanical Garden (near Brussels, Belgium) with an area of 92 hectares is one of the largest and oldest botanical gardens in Europe.
A man in England was weeding his garden when he accidentally discovered a stone engraved with a 1,600-year-old message. It is the rare Irish alphabet.
Chinese scientists have created a 3-carat diamond entirely from carbon elements derived from red peonies.
Poison Garden in the city of Northumberland, England, is home to more than 100 different poisonous, hallucinogenic and anesthetic plants. And now it is open to the publi…
The interesting project helps us visualize how the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the ancient citadel of Athens, the Sphinx, etc. of the ancient world used to be beautiful…
On July 4, experts at Kew Gardens in London (UK) said they had discovered a new giant water lily, which appeared for the first time since the middle of the 19th century.
The vast tulip garden in India's Kashmir Valley, first opened in 2007 with the aim of promoting floriculture, has now grown to become the largest tulip garden in Asia.
After a big storm, a resident in British Columbia (Canada) went out to clean his garden when he discovered an ancient Salish treasure that appeared ghostly in the middle…
Newton's famous apple tree in the garden of Cambridge University, England was knocked down by Storm Eunice, but fortunately, scientists were able to clone two other tree…
Modern Homo sapiens bears more or less the characteristics of other extinct human species, not by blood, but more or less skills inherited from distant ancestors.
Thousands of sponges grow in ancient underground volcanoes under the Arctic Ocean by absorbing compounds abundantly from dead sea creatures.