• Ceiba speciosa, Schotia brachypetala , and Lannea discolor . (org.zw)
  • Cassia leptophylla * Gold Medallion Tree White Floss Silk Tree * Chorisia insignis, Ceiba insignis Trees that use less water have a number of mechanisms that allow them to survive through dry conditions. (sofil-photographe.com)
  • Explore the rainforest around the Otorongo Lodge to see giant Ceiba trees and lily pads, many rainforest monkeys, pink river dolphins, sloths, peccary, and colorful birds. (tourthetropics.com)
  • Then they swarmed at ¢ ecuzamil 1 in great numbers among the magueys 2 of the land, the calabash trees of the land, the ceiba trees of the land and the chulul trees of the land. (sacred-texts.com)
  • Known for his breadth of knowledge, his unflagging enthusiasm, his sly wit and his devastating charm, Schokman leaves a brilliant, vibrant legacy across all of South Florida in the rainbow of blazing royal poincianas, magenta ceiba blossoms, multicoloured plumerias and countless other technicolour tropical trees. (historyofceylontea.com)
  • Morning walk along the "Bushmaster Trail", where scientific studies by the Missouri Botanical Gardens have found the world's highest biodiversity of trees per square hectare. (southamericatourism.com)
  • Old and giant trees appeal to most people. (kajhalberg.dk)
  • Even today, there are well-educated people who do not appreciate old trees. (kajhalberg.dk)
  • Across India, tree planting efforts suffer from five main problems: planting trees in the wrong places, planting the wrong species and species mix, planting too few species, failing to consider seed provenance, and planting without considering the rights of local people. (shankarraman.in)
  • The most egregious harm comes when people plant trees in areas that do not naturally support many trees: open natural ecosystems (ONEs). (shankarraman.in)
  • Tenerife Botanical Garden is one of the most exciting botanical gardens I've ever visited. (pipeaway.com)
  • Even if dubbed as La Orotava Botanical Gardens (because it belonged to the municipality of La Orotava until the 19th century), this green beauty is actually located in Puerto de la Cruz . (pipeaway.com)
  • Tela is not only a Caribbean coastal town with white sand beaches and blue waters, but in its surrounding vicinity there is a great deal to keep travellers active -such as the Lancetilla Botanical Gardens and Punta Sal National Park .Both have a diverse tropical environment and offer nature at its best. (roatanet.com)
  • It also has some beautiful botanical gardens, butterfly and iguana farms, isolated bays and small villages that make you forget all the worries of the world and indulge in sheer relaxation. (elephantcarrental.net)
  • Many visitors are drawn to the botanical gardens at Aburi which opened in 1890. (visitghana.com)
  • Notice is hereby given that the 68th Annual General Meeting of the Tree Society of Zimbabwe will be held at the restaurant at the National Botanical Gardens on Sunday 13th May 2018 at 9.30 am. (org.zw)
  • The Botanical Gardens at the Huntington , see below). (succulentsandmore.com)
  • According to The Botanical Gardens at the Huntington (see below), the overarching principle is to plant specimens where they will grow best. (succulentsandmore.com)
  • If you're interested in finding about more about the Desert Garden, and the many other gardens at the Huntington, I can highly recommend The Botanical Gardens at the Huntington written by the Huntington Botanical Staff (2nd ed. (succulentsandmore.com)
  • The Desert Garden has its own book, Desert Plants at the Huntington Botanical Gardens by Gary Lyons (San Marino: Huntington Library, 2007). (succulentsandmore.com)
  • For a historical perspective, check out The Huntington Botanical Gardens, 1905-1949: Personal Recollections of William Hertrich (San Marino: Huntington Library, 1988). (succulentsandmore.com)
  • It's a VERY big weekend for celebrating botanical art exhibited in botanical gardens! (botanicalartandartists.com)
  • The arboretum - which includes all plants growing on the 400-acre main campus - is marking the milestone by highlighting its history, its future and its rich botanical diversity. (arizona.edu)
  • Designed specifically for fruit clubs, tropical fruit enthusiasts, gardeners, and planet lovers, the tour highlights the beauty of Costa Rica's botanical diversity. (goexploring.com)
  • If all roses were the same, pruning would be a simple matter, but the genus Rosa includes over 360 species, some of which are in cultivation since at least 500 B.C. This botanical diversity complicates the task: several of these species respond better to some pruning practices than to others. (ongardening.com)
  • The indigenous peoples of the Americas are the pre-Columbian inhabitants of North and South America, their descendants and other ethnic groups who are identified with those peoples. (absoluteastronomy.com)
  • Indigenous peoples are known in Canada as Aboriginal peoples, and in the United States as Native Americans. (absoluteastronomy.com)
  • In this region, one of the most important cultivation systems is the "Chakra", a traditional organic farming production system, mainly practiced by indigenous peoples, that consists in the cultivation of staple crops in combination with commercial valuable species such as cocoa, obtaining multiple benefits. (yale.edu)
  • Botanical identifications will be found in Standley 1930 and Roys 1931. (sacred-texts.com)
  • A ferry or short plane ride away from La Ceiba are the Bay Islands, the largest one being Roatan. (roatanet.com)
  • You can get to Culebra by taking a ferry from Ceiba with tickets ranging from $3-$5 per person with a 40-minute destination time. (puertorico.com)
  • Guatemala is a living botanical garden of every habitat you can imagine from cloud forests to seasonal rain forests to the totally different dry cactus-covered hills along Rio Motagua and Rio Sacapulas. (maya-ethnobotany.org)
  • The people of Guatemala are called Guatemalans. (symbolhunt.com)
  • The national tree of Guatemala is the Ceiba, and the highest peak is Volcán Tajumulco. (symbolhunt.com)
  • For much of the 1950s he lived in Honduras and started the journal Ceiba there. (wikipedia.org)
  • RESULTS: A total of 163 species of wild edible plants consumed by the Zhuang people were identified, belonging to 67 families. (bvsalud.org)
  • DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS: This study documented 163 wild edible plant species and their associated traditional knowledge of the Zhuang people. (bvsalud.org)
  • Today, on 20 thousand square meters (there is a plan to enlarge it to a double size at least), the Tenerife Botanical Garden is home to important collections of tropical and subtropical plants of both economic and ornamental value. (pipeaway.com)
  • The book listed the menu for a tropical plant dinner created in 1981 for botanical students, using plants all found at The Kampong, starting with rum punch (fermented and distilled sugarcane, pineapple, key lime), moving on to guacamole and paella, and ending with guava and papaya desserts and, of course, coffee ( Coffea arabica ) and tea ( Camellia sinensis ). (historyofceylontea.com)
  • The Zhuang people, constituting the largest minority group in the area, possess a wealth of traditional knowledge concerning wild edible plants (WEPs) owing to the region's favorable environment and dietary customs. (bvsalud.org)
  • There are a number of splendid stories about how the plants were chosen and painted by the different artists on the Scottish Botanical Art Collective website. (botanicalartandartists.com)
  • Schokman had agreed to come out of retirement to host the tour - after decades at the Coconut Grove botanical garden, he knew and loved every plant there - but raised his eyebrows when he learned he'd have only 20 minutes. (historyofceylontea.com)
  • Begin your first day of the tour by landing at Ceiba International airport in Sao Tomé at 6am local time. (outback-africa.net)
  • Designed for groups of 10 to 20 persons, the tour is escorted by a naturalist guide and the use of private transportation allows for short stops and flexibility in the schedule. (goexploring.com)
  • The black ceiba tree of abundance is their arbor. (sacred-texts.com)
  • The ceiba tree of abundance, the yellow ceiba tree of abundance, is their arbor. (sacred-texts.com)
  • People, gathered at the foot of a huge tree, Myanmar. (kajhalberg.dk)
  • crassifolia as a hedge/groundcover below a tree Photo by Matthew Gaston Botanical Descriptions Flowers/Fruits: paired figs, sessile, 0.2'-0.4' long, glabrous, purple to black when ripe. (tropplants.com)
  • Currently, Monterey Bay area residents are sympathizing with-and perhaps assisting-people in California's northern and southern regions that are suffering significant losses from wildfires. (ongardening.com)
  • In 1542, Philipp von Hutten traveled from Coro over this area en route towards Colombia. (wikipedia.org)
  • A private deluxe catamaran sail, snorkel, and Cielo excursion just for your private group of up to 30 people (see group pricing). (shoreexcursioneer.com)
  • The town is never overcrowded with flocks of tourists, mainly due to its more isolated location, making it an ideal destination for those wanting to enjoy a beach without having to share it with too many people. (roatanet.com)
  • For outdoor sports including hiking, canopy tours, canoeing, rafting and butterfly farms La Ceiba is your destination. (elephantcarrental.net)
  • We of all people understand the importance of meticulous planning before unrooting your family and moving to a new destination. (thenomadmompreneur.com)
  • For a faster way to get there, you can also take a small plane departing from the SJU airport or Isla Grande, with ticket prices ranging from $60-$90 per person for a quick 15-20-minute trip. (puertorico.com)
  • Excursion group prices for up to 10, 20, and 30 people! (shoreexcursioneer.com)
  • You will visit the coastal city of Sao Tome, and experience some of the highlights the country has to offer, including the Bom Sucesso Botanical Garden. (outback-africa.net)
  • But after reading the comments of other people who had done such a short cruise, it became clear that within 4 days you lose 2 days for the boarding and cruising back to the original port, which didn't sound like a great deal after all. (thenomadmompreneur.com)
  • In the old days, however, most people had an entirely different view of these giant beings. (kajhalberg.dk)
  • Members of the American Society of Botanical Artists (ASBA) have generously donated a stunning collection of both original botanical art, prints, places in botanical art workshops, critiques and books. (botanicalartandartists.com)
  • Morning walk along a local river trail with stops along the way to visit the "ribereños" or river people, visit a river school, see the local sugar cane rum "factory" or visit our resident American medical doctor in her clinic sponsored by the Rotary Club. (southamericatourism.com)
  • An ethnicity is a group or sub-group of people who are connected based on common characteristics which may include religion, origin, language, traditions, or culture. (symbolhunt.com)
  • A large Baobab which took five people with arms extended to encircle the trunk and which was in fruit. (org.zw)
  • Estas áreas se encontraron en dos zonas de vida: bosque húmedo tropical y bosque muy húmedo premontano. (yale.edu)
  • Los autores analizan el funcionamiento de una empresa forestal que ejecuta, desde 1996, un plan de ordenación y manejo forestal en un bosque seco tropical, El Dorado- Tumeremo, con una superficie productiva 66 000 ha (Estado Bolívar, Venezuela). (yale.edu)
  • El autor explica la experiencia de los productores en el manejo racional de pequeñas áreas de bosque tropical seco y analiza como la silvicultura racional tiene una capacidad de regeneración de los bosques naturales poco productivos en la zona del Pacífico de Nicaragua. (yale.edu)
  • The island is not inhabited by people, and visitors can merely relax on this idyllic strip of sand in the Caribbean Sea. (roatanet.com)
  • The beautiful Kwahu Scarp-it is breath-taking in beauty and is home to the Kwahu people. (visitghana.com)
  • Schokman was the 2015 recipient of the David Fairchild Medal for Plant Exploration and was nationally recognized in 2000 by the American Horticulture Society with its Professional Award for director of a U.S. botanical garden. (historyofceylontea.com)
  • However, there is almost no comprehensive report available on WEPs consumed by the Zhuang people. (bvsalud.org)