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Why Pingxi's eco-friendly sky lanterns are hard to promote: How can local and outside innovation coexist?
The love-hate relationship ignited by sky lanterns: Why Pingxi's eco-friendly sky lanterns are hard to promote, and how can local and outside innovation coexist?
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Why the Maolin native mango coexists with butterflies
The Maolin native mango that coexists with butterflies
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Friendly Rice Fields Coexisting with Wildlife: Where There Is Habitat in Fengshuwo, Miaoli, There Are Leopard Cats
The push to legislate the Miaoli County Leopard Cat Conservation Self-Governance Ordinance has stalled, but don't give up, because there are still plenty of people who care about leopard cats! Residents of Fengshu Village in Tongxiao Township, Miaoli County, have taken action on their own initiative to protect leopard cats. Li Longhua, former chairman of the Fengshu community, began 5 years ago
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Fishery-solar co-existence set for expansion; private operators form association hoping to foster social communication
Recently, the issue of fishery-solar co-existence has sparked widespread discussion due to land leasing and ecological concerns. On the 28th, the Ocean Science and Technology Inter-University Joint Forum also focused on the green energy circular economy, inviting scholars to share research on fishery-solar co-existence and microalgae applications. The research found that whether fishery-solar co-existence has a niche depends on
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An Analysis of the Coexistence of Traditional Penjing and Folk-Art Penjing
The author of "Record of the Plum Blossom Sanatorium" even called excessively styled plum trunks "diseased plums," removed their bindings, and replanted them to grow anew. Although this was not the author's original intent, it does reveal from one angle that what literati through the ages admired was the "natural-style" penjing rich in cultural flavor and artistic atmosphere. The Ming and Qing dynasties were an era of highly developed penjing in our country.
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NCKU Mango Green Beauty Spot: A Demonstration of Coexistence and Mutual Prosperity with the Land Through Campus Material Recycling
NCKU Mango Green Beauty Spot: A Demonstration of Coexistence and Mutual Prosperity with the Land Through Campus Material Recycling
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Do Mandrakes Really Exist? An Analysis of Their Appearance and Garden Planting Safety
Long absent from American ornamental gardens, the mandrake (Mandrake officinarum), also known as the Satan's apple, is making a comeback, thanks in part to the Harry Potter books and films. Mandrake plants bloom in spring with lovely blue and white flowers, and in late summer the plant produces attractive (but inedible) red-orange berries.
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Do carnivorous plants that can eat insects really exist?
There are about 300 species of insect-eating plants in the world, and more than 30 species in our country. Insect-eating plants all seem to be very sensitive. Take the pitcher plant (Nepenthes): at the tip of its leaf there is a pouch shaped like a jar, and from the bottom of the jar flows sweet, fragrant nectar, while the mouth of the jar has a lid. When a greedy little insect crawls into the jar,
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How many Baishanzu fir trees still exist, and where are they distributed? With pictures
The Baishanzu fir is a fir tree species and an endangered species. It is very precious. In its natural distribution area, only five trees remain, but one of them has weakened and one is growing poorly. It is endemic to the area above 1700 m above sea level on the south slope of Baishanzu in southern Zhejiang. Bai
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What Are Man-Eating Plants? A Full Analysis of the Debate Over Their Existence
What Are Man-Eating Plants? The Man-Eating Plant Controversy
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