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Are Wannianqing (Chinese evergreen) and holly the same plant? Are their symbolic meanings the same?
In the realm of plant culture, both Chinese evergreen (Wannianqing) and holly carry certain symbolic meanings, yet the meanings they bear are not entirely the same. Chinese evergreen, because of its evergreen nature throughout the four seasons, is often regarded as a symbol of eternity, longevity and good fortune. Its enduring emerald leaves seem to speak of the endless continuity of life, conveying
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How Does a Banyan Tree Overwinter? Do These Few Things and It Will Survive the Winter Safely
The banyan tree, also known as Wannianqing, is the provincial tree of Fujian Province and the city tree of Fuzhou and Ganzhou. It is currently mostly used for ecological afforestation and landscaping. So how does a banyan tree overwinter? 1. Temperature requirements. In winter, when growing a banyan tree, you need suitable maintenance temperatures, because
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Fish New Species Expert He Xuanqing on Taiwan's High Biodiversity: New Species Discovered Just by Picking One Up
Honored Among the "World's Top 100 Fish New Species Publishers" - He Xuanqing: Taiwan's Extremely High Biodiversity Means Anything You Pick Up Could Be a New Species
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A complete record by Lin Huanqing of 45 common species of Fagaceae oak/acorn plants in the forests of Taiwan, China
The acorns the Totoro gave to his sister—Taiwan, China's forests are full of them too! 45 species of the Fagaceae family, affectionately documented in full by Lin Huanqing
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Returning home to grow "immortal grass": a young man from Anqing wants to be a different kind of farmer after graduation
After graduation, a young man from Anqing returns home to grow "immortal grass" and wants to be a different kind of farmer
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Chu Yuefeng of Yuexi, Anqing: Even Small Walnuts Can Grow a Spring
Chu Yuefeng of Yuexi, Anqing: "Small Walnuts" Can Also Grow a Spring
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Small mushrooms in the remote mountains of Anqing, Anhui help farmers increase income and become wealthy
Anqing, Anhui: Small mushrooms in the remote mountains "hold up" an umbrella of prosperity for farmers
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16% Exianqing is the first choice for controlling rice "small panicle head"
For many years, in some major rice-producing areas such as Jiangsu, the phenomenon of "small panicle head" (also called small-grain distorted panicle) has appeared continuously over many years under multiple varieties, multiple planting levels, and multiple ecological conditions in large-scale production. Its characteristics are: small panicles, small glumes, cracking of the inner and outer husks after grain filling, partial exposure of rice grains, and small grains with dark brown color. It is especially severe in the Lixiahe area, coastal areas, along the Huai River, along the Yangtze River, and hilly areas of Jiangsu Province. It is estimated that in recent years the affected area in Jiangsu Province alone has been about 100,000 hectares each year, reducing rice output by more than 100 million kg, and cumulatively causing about 500 million kg of rice yield loss.
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Appreciation and Introduction of the Cymbidium ensifolium Variety 'Juguohuanqing'
Several years ago, in the common stock of orchid grower Chen Fangyong of Tangfang Village, Mount Emei, a few shoots of pink-peach butterfly-type flowers were discovered. Compared with the other yellow-white and green-white flowers in the field, they were especially eye-catching. In addition, Chen was short of money for building a house, and the whole family cheered in unison at the appearance of this flower, so it was named 'Juguohuanqing' (National Celebration). A few days later, Chen divided three shoots for an orchid friend, 48...
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