The weeping fig or Ficus benjamina, is a tree species belonging to the moraceae family which are found all along Asia and parts of Australia. It is characterised by its glossy green oval leaves with a sharp point; smooth, ash-coloured branches; large vibrant flowers of pink and white and small orange fruit. It's Uses It is a widely popular house…
Bengal white tigers: how do they look like?Bengal white tigers are beautiful animals, they have white fur and mostly blue eyes. They are rare creatures and hard to find. Facts about their appearance (eyes) Bengal white tigers have blue eyes, but why?Grrr…Because the gene for blue eyes is linked to the gene for the white fur. They are also cross-eyed,…
Simarouba glauca is an evergreen flowering tree native to South America and the Caribbean. It is commonly called paradise-tree, dysentery-bark or bitterwood. The tree is well suited for tropical regions and its cultivation depends on rainfall distribution. It yields yellow flowers pollinated by bees and has a plump, oval and elongated purple fruit. The plant can grow about 40-50 feet…
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Samanea saman, popularly called the rain tree, is an evergreen native to…
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