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• The starch, which is derived from the rhizome of this beautifully flowering plant, is used to make a high quality glue.
• The Latin name for this beautiful flower is osteospermum. Its other name is the African ...
• The fruits of the plant, on which this magnificent flower blooms, are used as food by the locals. And they are also used to make a delicious drink, which is a good thirst quencher.
• In English, this bright beauty is called a "treasure flower" or "precious flower."
• There is little doubt that this is a rose. And after which famous French actor is this gorgeous orange variety named?
• This flower can be found in a mountainous area. During excavations on the banks of the Beryozovka River, scientists found that its relatives liked to chew on mammoths.
• This vibrant flower has both a male and female name at the same time. And the male one is usually used in non-specialized literature, while in scientific publications in most cases only the female one is found.
• This is still a bud, but very soon a large magnificent flower will bloom from it. The subatomic particle has the same name as it.
• Taking care of this capricious beauty is quite difficult. As soon as something is not to her liking it drops its leaves and buds.
• This asymmetrical flower is admired by many. The starch, which is produced from the roots of some of its species, has the intricate name of "Queensland arroruth".
• The most common plant on which these humble flowers bloom is found in South America and Australia.
• What a plant to bloom with those pretty white flowers. Behind them, it will have sweet, fragrant berries.
• What type of orchid do you see in this picture? It was mentioned several times in Rex Stout's novels about the great detective Nero Wolfe.
• The Latin name of this pretty flower comes from the ancient Greek word μυοσωτίς - "mouse ear". But we are more accustomed to its name ...
• This beautiful flower has not only an attractive appearance, but also a delightful fragrance that has been compared to the exquisite scent of citrus and jasmine.
• This intricate flower is often called a passionflower and a cavalry star. All thanks to its interesting appearance.
• The flying silhouette of this flower resembles a bird. It was named after the princess of the House of Mecklenburg.