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The Historical Origins and Appreciation of Chunlan Suxin (Green Cymbidium Pure-Heart Orchids)
1. Wentuan Su, petal type: pure petals. History: selected during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty by Zhou Wenduan of Suzhou, also known as Zhou Wenduan Su. Characteristics: the three outer petals are long and broad, with contracted bases and flared corners; scissor-shaped shuang (column petals); large liuhai tongue (lip); thick petal substance; jade-green color, pure and unblemished. The bracts are pale green; the leaves are semi-arching and glossy. 2. Cangyan Su, petal type: pure petals. History: before the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, a die...
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African Swine Fever 2019 Status: Cumulative Number of Sea-Drifted Pig Carcasses Reaches Double Digits
Two more sea-drifted African swine fever pig carcasses were added in one go, bringing the cumulative total to 10! On the 7th, the Central Emergency Operation Center for African Swine Fever announced two sea-drifted pig carcasses with African swine fever, which were found on the shore at Cihu Triangle Fort in Jinning Township, Kinmen County on the 4th and at Shangyi Beach in Jinhu Township on the 5th
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What are the reasons for the low survival rate of bayberry (Myrica rubra)?
Reasons for the low survival rate of bayberry
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Correct cultivation methods for American red maple saplings
How to correctly cultivate American red maple saplings
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African Jasmine (Madagascar Jasmine) Growing Methods and Precautions, Detailed Explanation of Propagation and Pruning Techniques
African Jasmine is also a kind of jasmine, bearing small white flowers that look somewhat like osmanthus flowers. What are the growing methods and precautions for African Jasmine? How is African Jasmine propagated? Growing methods and precautions for African Jasmine: Soil selection - its greatest requirement for soil is good water drainage
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the American Flag Leek Variety
Leek, also known as sea garlic, foreign garlic sprouts, and flat-leaf onion, belongs to the genus Allium in the Liliaceae family and is a biennial herbaceous plant. It originated in south-central Europe and was introduced to China at the end of the 19th century. Since its leaves, pseudostems, and flower stalks are all edible and it is rich in carbohydrates, it is mostly used as a substitute for garlic sprouts or for dehydration processing and export, with very significant economic benefits. In 1992, our institute introduced the "American Flag Leek" from abroad, and over 8 years it has been successively promoted in Fujian, Guangxi, Guizhou, Sichuan, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Hubei, Hunan, and Shaanxi, with a cumulative promotion area
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A top-tier delicacy that leaves Americans helpless, China cannot get enough of it and still has to farm it in large quantities
In our natural world, there are many strange creatures whose names we do not even know. Their existence brings both benefits and harm to humans, and this requires us to view this mode of coexistence more rationally. In some waters of the United States...
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Does the different color of colibacillosis pericarditis and perihepatitis mean different pathogens?
Does the different color of colibacillosis pericarditis and perihepatitis represent different pathogens?
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How to prevent and control pests and diseases of American ginseng? A detailed practical guide
Pest and disease control techniques for American ginseng
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