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... the tree and maximise water absorption, African mahogany has a strong taproot that grows quickly and penetrates deep into the soil. This ... from the cows is either consumed or sold in local markets as a source of income.
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African Mahogany ...
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Pollinated by bees and birds. Seeds dispersed by wind.
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... be used to make perfume.
The large, red seeds grow in a seed pod that looks like a pine cone. When they ripen, the pod opens and the seeds hang loosely by a thin, white thread.
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Bull Bay ...
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Figs form a mutualistic relationship with fig wasps. One fig species is often pollinated ...
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... used the large leaves to wrap dumplings or hold them like a plate. These dumplings were used to treat relatives and friends during ...
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The leaves may show a special cycling response to light. They fold up when night falls, and unfold the next morning.
The flat, brown seeds have a thin membrane that serves as a wing for wind dispersal.
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Chittagong Chickrassy ...
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... around 100 years.
The tiny, pale flowers bloom along a cluster of drooping branches, looking like a bunch of beaded strings. The flowers grow in groups of three. One of them is ...
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... join the fun with our colourful carnival-style creatures for a great ride!
Merry-Go-Round ...
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Arapaimas have a bony tongue on which sharp teeth grow. Together with the teeth on their upper ... During the dry season from December to March, they find a mate, build a nest and then spawn. The flood season begins when the eggs hatch, so ...
