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An "alternative" problem in land transfer that cannot be ignored
Heshun Town is a pilot township in Tengchong County for the registration and certification of rural land contractual management rights. While investigating the land certification work in Heshun, we learned of an "alternative" problem brought about by land transfer in the town. Heshun is an ancient town in western Yunnan, with a population of more than 6,800 and cultivated
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Where Is the Pitcher Plant Native To? Propagation Methods and the Digestion Principle Behind Its Insect-Eating
The main habitat of the pitcher plant is the tropical regions of Asia. Do you know about pitcher plants? Would you like to learn about them? Let's take a look together. How do pitcher plants propagate? Pitcher plants mainly propagate by "cuttings." Taking cuttings of pitcher plants is very easy, and
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What terrain do coast redwoods grow on? Native images and an introduction to their maximum diameter
Coast redwood: the place where this redwood species was first discovered is on the American continent, discovered by a Scotsman named Seth. This redwood species is very easy to identify, its bark is red, and it generally grows in coastal areas. It grows close to the sea; in areas mainly consisting of mountains and plains in the westerlies.
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How to protect the rare native plant Taiwan trident maple? Dividing and planting Taiwan trident maple, weeding and care
Taiwan trident maple, do you know this plant? Currently, the number of this plant is not large. For this reason, to cultivate this rare native plant, there are dedicated people who plant it. Dividing and planting On this day everyone gathered in the large greenhouse, and at the start they opened two large bags
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Taiwan Native Mango, also called the In-Zai variety: flavor, taste and harvest season
Before Irwin mangoes were planted, the fields and roadside plots of southern Taiwan were often planted with the native mango, also known as the in-zai variety. Despite the name, the native mango is actually an introduced variety brought by the Dutch from Java, first planted in Liujia Township, Tainan, and because the climate suited it and it grew easily, it gradually spread throughout the islands of southern Taiwan.
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Where is the yellow dragon fruit native to? Suitable rootstocks for grafting and cultivation methods
Yellow dragon fruit, also known as yellow pitaya (Pitahaya Amarilla), is distributed in regions such as Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. Because the fruit is refined, sweet and juicy, it can be called the finest in the dragon fruit world. However, its ripening period is two to three times longer than that of ordinary dragon fruit.
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Where is the cyclamen native to? Characteristics and planting precautions explained
Do you know cyclamen? Cyclamen belongs to the primrose family, native to central Europe, southern Europe, Palestine, Asia Minor, the Aegean islands, and the eastern Mediterranean, but its distribution does not extend beyond Iran. There are about 24 original species. The underground storage organ is formed by the enlargement of the hypocotyl,
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Can glass gem corn be eaten? Introduction to its origin and characteristics
Is millet just corn? In some places it is called that, and when growing corn, corn seed fertilizer is very important. Some say that gem millet is the most beautiful vegetable in human history, also known as glass gem corn; it is not only beautiful in appearance,
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A Detailed Guide to the Alternative Names of Kidney Beans and Planting Precautions
The kidney bean is a common legume vegetable; its tender pods or seeds can be used as a vegetable, and can also be processed into cans or eaten directly pickled, frozen, or dried. The kidney bean originated in Mexico and Argentina in the Americas, and is now cultivated in many countries. It has relatively strong adaptability to the environment and prefers short-day conditions.
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Primulaceae Lysimachia: Alternative Names and Differences from Pennywort
Lysimachia is a common Chinese medicinal herb, mainly found in shady environments in southern and southwestern China, with diuretic, stone-dissolving, blood-activating, and stasis-dispersing effects. The Lysimachia plant is relatively short, with opposite ovate to nearly round leaves, somewhat similar in appearance to pennywort.
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