• Common name : Chinese Ground Orchid • Scientific name : Bletillastriata • Family : Orchidaceae • Native land : Japan, Korea, Nansei-shoto, Myanmar and China Chinese ground orchid is a terrestrial orchid. It has thin, pleated leaves that resemble a small palm tree, and it produces about five flowers per stem. It produces small, […]
• Common name : Deer Fern, Hard Fern • Scientific name : Blechnumspicant • Family : Blechnaceae • Native land : Europe and Western North America Blechnum is an evergreen fern. It can grow up to 1 feet tall. It is one of the plants grown in the woodland garden. It is an adaptable fern
The Leaning tower of Pisa is one of the most famous historical icons of the world. It is located in Pisa, Italy. This tower is not straight. It leans over by 5 metres. Even though, nobody really knows why the tower of Pisa leans; a possible explanation is that the foundation of this tower was
• Common name : Black-eyed Susan • Scientific name : Rudbeckiahirta • Family : Asteraceae • Native land : The Eastern and Central United States Black-eyed Susan, a wildflower, is categorised as an annual to a short-lived perennial across its range a flowering plant. It blooms in the first year from the seed planted in
• Common name : Black Currant • Scientific name : Ribesnigrum • Family : Grossulariaceae • Native land : Temperate parts of Central and Northern Europe and Northern Asia It is a compact, mounding, deciduous shrub which grows up to 4 feet tall. The plant produces multi-seeded black berries up to 1 cm in size,
Acid is a sour-tasting chemical substance. It is present in sour fruits like orange, sweet lime, gooseberry, etc. It is soluble in water and can neutralise alkalis or bases. It can dissolve some metals and turn blue litmus red. There are two kinds of acids: strong and weak. Hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid, etc., are some
Anna loved gardening. She had beautiful flowering plants in her garden. One day, she went to the market and reached Lisa’s seeds stall. Anna bought the seeds of a flowering creeper plant. Anna planted the seeds by the back wall of her garden. It was a common wall with her neighbour, an old lady. They
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As a parent, it is reasonable to think of your child’s extra needs rather than just sending him/her to school. Since the level of competition is increasing day by day, it is simply not enough to rely on school for your child’s development. Every parent needs to provide extra materials to their child for honing
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• Common name : Black Locust • Scientific name : Robiniapseudoacacia • Family : Fabaceae • Native land : South-Eastern United States Black locust is a medium-sized tree, growing up to 50 feet in height. The leaves are pinnately compound, and the oval-shaped leaflets are always paired. It has white blooms for only 10 days
Paper is made from the pulp of wood or from naturally occurring plant fibres called ‘cellulose.’ The earliest paper was papyrus, made from reeds by the ancient Egyptians. Nowadays, in the paper making process, first, the wood is shredded and made into pulp, by mixing it with water. It further goes through many steps like
• Common name : Paper Birch • Scientific name : Betulapapyrifera • Family : Betulaceae • Native land : Cold climates of Canada and Alaska, and some parts of the Northern US states Paper birch is a slender and graceful deciduous annual tree with white bark. The bark has a chalky covering that rubs off
• Common name : Little Tree Plant • Scientific name : Biophytumsensitivum • Family : Oxalidaceae • Native land : Nepal, India and in other South-East Asian countries It is a small, sensitive flowering annual herb which looks like a miniature palm. Its leaves are sensitive. It has unbranched stems up to 30 cm in
• Common name : Queen’s Tears • Scientific name : Billbergianutans • Family : Bromeliaceae • Native land : Brazil, Venezuela, French Guiana, Lesser Antilles and Cuba Billbergia is a perennial flowering ornamental houseplant. It grows on trees and on rocks or the ground in subtropical forests. It readily forms clumps of bronze-green leaf rosettes.
A young couple, Lisheng and Guang, lived in a Chinese village near the river. Lisheng spent all his time experimenting. He wanted to turn dust into gold. Soon, he wasted all his money. Guang was worried. One day, Lisheng and Guang went to meet Zhang San, Guang’s father. He said to Lisheng, “I know how
• Common name : Berries/Raspberries • Scientific name : Rubusoccidentalis • Family : Rosaceae • Native land : Eastern North America Berries are found on low bushes and ground creepers. They are perennial with woody stems. There are about 450-500 species of berries. Habitats include openings in deciduous woodlands, woodland borders, savannas, thickets, fencerows, etc.