Invasive Species

@Roojoroojay · 2 years ago

What Are Invasive Species? How First Time I Introduced With The Term Invasive Species

Greetings To All Readers.....! "Invasive species are defined as an organism that's not native to any place or an ecosystem and come in an area from other region. Invasive species are either plants, a...

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@mizuo · 2 years ago

Lupinus polyphyllus, invasive species

When summer comes to Sweden, you see many Lupinus polyphyllus (Lupinus) along with roads and river banks. It seems that they like moist areas near the lakes and rivers. There are more than 50000 lake...

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@mrics2012 · 2 years ago

What if we are the aliens?

Humanity throughout history has been obsessed with conquering. From the days of our stone age ancestors upto today, we have been conquering lands without mercy. Leaving a trial of destruction where...

4 likes · 2 comments · Space (34da)

@Mirzahamza · 7 months ago

The Precious Tapestry of Life: Exploring Biodiversity

The Precious Tapestry of Life: Exploring Biodiversity Introduction Biodiversity, short for biological diversity, is the incredible variety of life forms that inhabit our planet. It encompasses the...

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@varda42 · 3 years ago

Gammarus

Gammarus roeseli is a species of freshwater amphipod native to Europe. G. roeseli are a successful invasive species due to their high reproductive rate, tolerance to changing environmental conditio...

12 likes · 7 comments · Fishing as a hobby (e5c7)

@wrabbiter · 3 years ago

Shaker Danger: 5 Dangerous Pests, and 5 Equally Dangerous Plants

They can create a kind of damage that would somehow make us think that the gods are punishing us. Which among the following pest species is the most destructive of all? Bed Bug No human can ever fa...

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@LucyStephanie · 2 years ago

8 Never Have I Ever... Environmentalist Edition

Okay, everyone's doing their version of the Never Have I Ever challenge so here's mine, with a twist! I'm not going to make it too long so I will just put 8 things here instead of 10 or more. Haha....

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@welskie · 3 years ago

Reforestation is not about quantity, but the quality of trees.

Reforestation is not about quantity, but the quality of trees. Cebu City's ecological balance has been destroyed decades or maybe even centuries ago the moment we embraced the planting of exotic and...

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@Mitch123 · 3 years ago

Sea cockroach

Have you ever tasted a sea cockroach? It tastes like shrimp. It has been tasted several times. The sea cockroach (Latin name - Saduria entomon) is a species of benthic arthropod belonging to the fam...

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@sandra22 · 3 years ago

English lavender in French perfumes

In the coastal, Mediterranean and sub-Mediterranean areas, we find a number of herbaceous plants and lower, less woody shrubs that attract attention with their scent. Along the sea and on the karst gr...

9 likes · 7 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@bheng620 · 3 years ago

Eleusine Indica

Good afternoon to all, how are you? Me, guess, after writing this one here, will be going to take my afternoon nap or siesta again, lol, little tired 'coz i went outside, ang dami ng pulis at hindi k...

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@BigHabib · 3 years ago

End Of Earth.

Humans play a key role in the biosphere , with the large human population dominating many of Earth's ecosystems . [3] This has resulted in a widespread, ongoing mass extinction of other specie...

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@Ghostcat · 3 years ago

Ducks at a Duck Pond

So, as it turns out my town has a park with this huge artificial lake which is home to a lot of birds. Sometimes I see people feeding and interact with them. I used my trusty Canon Camera to take the...

13 likes · 0 comments · Nature (0f4f)

@coffeejelly · 1 year ago

Society Cannot Live Without Biodiversity

Ever since the world began, nature has provided us everything we need. Every breath we take, every drop we drink, every bite we eat - it all comes from nature. Our nature's biodiversity is what has k...

2 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@bankarica · 3 years ago

Wisteria - Blue Rain

Today I will write to you about Wisteria's ancient lineage Wisteria-blue rain is a magnificent deciduous creeper. The Latin name for this plant is WISTERIA SINENSIS, and it is also called GLICINIA....

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@rastamilophoto · 3 years ago

Learn from flowers.

Poet's eye Thunbergia alata is a species of climbing plant in the Acataceae family. It is native to Africa, but is widely used as an ornamental plant for its showy flowers. It has been naturalized i...

9 likes · 8 comments · Colombia. (ff91)

@Dharyl · 3 years ago

Moth! What an insect!

Moths are a paraphyletic institution of bugs that consists of all individuals of the order Lepidoptera that aren't butterflies, with moths making up the enormous majority of the order. There are idea...

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@raptorx1 · 3 years ago

Roraima Rough Toad

The genus Oreophrynella encompasses a group of anuran amphibians of the Bufonidae family associated with Tepuyan and endemic formations of the Pantepui. 9 species have been identified, the best known...

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@queengg · 3 years ago

Interesting Lionfish Facts

As a third-year Marine Biology student, I've had the privilege of learning about this magnificent creature, Pterois species. I would like to share with you some facts I've learnt about Pterois speci...

5 likes · 2 comments · Natural Science (8e9a)

@Mxlavey · 2 years ago

The Cats

One of our favorite pets is domestic cats. They are attractive, lively, and friendly animals with whom we have developed a profound affective bond, allowing us to overlook their predatory impacts. of...

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@Trifecta · 2 years ago

Earth Day 2022: Time is Running Out

It's Earth Day again, guys, a period where much of the global community will reflect on its impact on Earth and the natural environment, and so, this morning, on the way to school, in order to broach...

6 likes · 2 comments · World Today (70ff)

@AbdulMoiz1234 · 7 months ago

The Verdant World: A Closer Look at Plants and Their Wondrous Universe

The Verdant World: A Closer Look at Plants and Their Wondrous Universe Introduction Plants, the silent architects of our world, form the foundation of life on Earth. They are the green guardians...

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@Shahnoor123 · 7 months ago

"The Wonders of Forest Life: A Glimpse into Nature's Sanctuary."

"The Wonders of Forest Life: A Glimpse into Nature's Sanctuary." Forests: Nature's Sanctuary Forests are the lungs of our planet, teeming with an astonishing array of life. These vast expanses of...

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@BaldurThorLoki · 3 years ago

Report on life on the planet

The report on life on the planet in 2020. reveals that the world's populations of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish have decreased by an average of two thirds in less than half a century....

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@Seikh_Parvez · 3 years ago

Kans grass and colourful sky

In every poetry kans grass has gained its own place strongly because of its white beauty in the woods. I'm Bangladeshi and in my county Kans Grass is very common in this season. These grasses increase...

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@straizzer · 3 years ago

Manila Bay Restorification

A before and after story “Open your eyes and don’t be stupid” Before du30 pasig river and manila bay was very polluted. It was a sea of trash. Not a single woke millennial and major media outlet bat...

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@Kloverztel28 · 3 years ago

Nutritional facts eating green taro vegetables or gabi in tagalog.

What Is Taro Good For? Magnesium can helps to get a sound sleep. Those who have low nutrient consumption and low absorption of vitamins are at excessive probabilities of getting insomnia. The find o...

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@TengoLoTodo · 2 years ago

Wildlife Wednesday

24th November 2021 Hello to all of you wonderful readers, are you having a great time? It is still Wednesday here in the UK and it is #wildlifewednesday or perhaps it is #wickedwednesday . I posted...

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@Sophia_Marie · 1 year ago

Controlling the Emerald Ash Borer Beetle Using an Ash Tree Predator

There are many people in the United States and in the state of Tennessee that rely on natural resources like trees every day without even recognizing it. The dining table at the family's home is const...

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@Constant1995 · 3 years ago

Importance of mangroves and how to preserves mangroves?

"Worldwide mangrove ecosystem have been decimated as a result of economic progress and pressure from increasing human population." Approximately, half of the 80% deforested mangroves forest have bee...

2 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)