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Gladiolus Potted Care Guide: The Flower That Can Monitor Fluorine Gas
The "fluorine gas-monitoring" flower, Gladiolus. Gladiolus Potted Care Guide. Gladiolus is also known as shanglan, sword lily, water chestnut lily, and shiyangjin. It is currently cultivated all over the world, with a wide variety of cultivars. The flower spike of the gladiolus is taller than the leaves, and the corolla...
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Snow Aconite looks like mugwort, and its root is highly toxic yet very precious
Many people have seen mugwort; its leaves and smell are quite distinctive, and most people can recognize it. But in rural areas of Yunnan, Sichuan and other parts of China, there is a highly toxic plant whose leaves look very much like mugwort and whose underground root grows fairly large and can be used as medicine. However...
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Compound disasters on hillslopes intensify; smart soil and sediment monitoring and inter-ministerial integration advance together
Compound disasters on hillslopes intensify; boosting smart soil and sediment monitoring and strengthening inter-ministerial integration advance on two tracks
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PM2.5 Monitoring Stations Move Into Industrial Zones: Key Points for Protecting Nearby Farmland
PM2.5 monitoring stations in industrial zones are being progressively densified, and nearby farmland is vulnerable to dustfall and deposition. This article explains how PM2.5 affects crops, how to assess farmland pollution, and practical protective measures such as leaf washing and shelterbelt planting, to help farmers reduce losses scientifically.
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