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Climate-Driven Extinction of the Bramble Cay Melomys Highlights the Importance of Understanding the Environment
If we do not properly protect the environment, there will be fewer and fewer animals around the world, and the quality of the environment people live in will get worse and worse. The Australian government recently confirmed that the Bramble Cay melomys, which lived in the Great Barrier Reef area, is believed to have gone extinct between 2009 and 2014, becoming the world's first
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When do corals spawn? First record on the east coast, Taitung corals still healthy
Every year around the 23rd day of the 3rd lunar month, the birthday of Mazu, is the season when corals in the waters around Taiwan spawn en masse. On the 26th (the 22nd day of the 3rd lunar month), the Coral Reef Laboratory of the Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica, recorded coral spawning at the Jihui coast in Taitung, and found that 8 species of coral, including Acropora, Stylophora, Pectinia, Lobophyllia, Merulina, Symphyllia, Hydnophora and Porites, were releasing sperm and egg bundles in large numbers.
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What is the difference between Coral Fern and Blue Clubmoss? A quick guide to tell them apart
The scientific name of Coral Fern is Selaginella apoda, and it is not tall, being mostly used as a potted houseplant in daily life. Blue Clubmoss (Selaginella uncinata), also known as Blue Spikemoss and Ground Cedar Leaf, is likewise mostly used as a potted houseplant. The two plants look somewhat similar and both belong to the genus Selaginella. Many people
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How to Grow Coral Bells from Seed? A Detailed Guide to Sowing and Raising Seedlings
Coral bells, also known as alumroot, is a perennial cold-hardy herbaceous flower of the genus Heuchera in the saxifrage family. This plant has a very graceful appearance, with flowers mainly in white and red, making it a fine ornamental plant. Coral bells is native to the United States, and in recent years it has begun to be introduced and used in large quantities in our country. As long as it can grow into a seedling, this plant will grow extremely rapidly, so
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What is the difference between agar-agar and coral grass? A quick guide to telling the two apart
Both agar-agar and coral grass grow in the sea, and their appearances are very similar. People seeing these two plants for the first time may not be able to tell them apart, and may instead get confused: which one is coral grass? Which one is agar-agar? Here
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What is the difference between asparagus fern and coral grass?
Asparagus fern is an upright herbaceous plant that can grow up to 1 m tall. It grows on grassy slopes or under forests at altitudes of 400-2300 m. Its rhizomes and roots are often used as a traditional Chinese medicine in Henan, where they are mixed with Cynanchum glaucescens. Coral grass, on the other hand, grows along the shores of pure, pollution-free sea areas and is a natural, eco-friendly terrestrial plant.
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What is the difference between Irish moss and coral grass?
Irish moss and coral grass are two edible algae with similarities, so what is the difference between Irish moss and coral grass? 1. Differences between Irish moss and coral grass. 1. Different classification: Irish moss is a plant of the family Gigartinaceae and the genus Chondrus, while coral grass
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How to Propagate Coral Sticks? Teaching You the Correct Propagation Method
Coral Stick is a plant of the genus Euphorbia in the family Euphorbiaceae. It prefers a warm, dry, and sunny environment, tolerates drought and partial shade, is not cold-hardy, and dislikes damp shade, with no obvious dormant period. Today we will introduce how to propagate Coral Stick. 1. How to Propagate Coral Stick 1. Seed Propagation Coral
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How to Propagate Coral Sticks? A Simple and Practical Guide
Coral stick is actually the common name for Euphorbia tirucalli, a plant in the Euphorbiaceae family, Euphorbia genus, native to southern Africa. It gets this name because it grows in green stick-like shapes, and when mature and growing in clusters it looks very much like coral in the sea. Euphorbia tirucalli is a plant of the Euphorbia family and genus, native to southern Africa, and is not commonly seen in the country at this stage,
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What are the propagation methods for the coral plant?
The coral plant is actually the green jade plant (Euphorbia tirucalli), a plant in the genus Euphorbia of the family Euphorbiaceae. It is native to the Mediterranean coastal regions of Africa, and is now distributed in the United States, Malaysia, India, the United Kingdom and other regions, where in some countries it is used as a medicine to treat certain diseases. So
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