Once upon a time, a tiny Anchusa seed landed in a lush meadow. Determined to thrive, it faced challenges of various weather conditions. Despite harsh storms and scorching heat, the little plant persevered and grew into a vibrant flower. Its vivid blue petals mesmerized all who passed by. People believed that gazing at Anchusa brought […]
Boraginaceae是一個非常有趣的植物科系。它包括許多受人喜愛的植物，如勿忘我和矢車菊。故事的一部分可以追溯到古希臘神話中的一個角色，在他追逐逝去的心愛人時，意外摔下了懸崖，而他的淚水則變成了藍色的勿忘我花朵。這種美麗的花在Boraginaceae科中廣泛分佈，成為了眾多國家的國花。這個故事向我們傳遞了一個美麗的訊息，就是愛情和記憶是永恒的。 Picture Plant some seeds now! Tangerine Calendula Blue Bachelor’s Button Obsidian Bachelor’s Button Short Description Boraginaceae, the borage or forget-me-not family, includes about 2,000 species of shrubs, trees, and herbs in 146 to 156 genera with a worldwide distribution. The APG IV system from 2016 classifies the Boraginaceae as single family of the order
Once upon a time, deep in the rainforests of South America, there lived a tiny plant called Bonnetia. Many believed it possessed magical powers. Legend has it that anyone who held a Bonnetia leaf would be granted good fortune for the rest of their lives. People from far and wide traveled to find this mystical
The Bonnetiaceae family has an interesting story. These trees are found in tropical regions and produce large, intricate flowers. They were first discovered in 1809 by French botanist Aimé Bonpland and named after his friend, French naturalist Charles Bonnet. However, they remained largely unknown until the 1990s when researchers discovered that these trees are important
The plant Blandfordia has an interesting story. Legend has it that the striking red flowers of this Australian native were believed to have been created by the gods to guide lost travelers through the dense forest. The flowers, resembling tiny torches, would illuminate the way and lead them safely to their destination. Today, Blandfordia continues
Blandfordiaceae is a fascinating family of flowering plants native to Australia. One interesting story about Blandfordiaceae is its unique pollination strategy. The flowers of these plants are designed to attract specific bird species known as honeyeaters. The flowers produce copious amounts of nectar, and their shape and color make them easily visible to the birds.
Once upon a time, there was a plant named Bixa. Known for its vibrant red seeds, Bixa caught the attention of a curious explorer. Intrigued by its unique color, the explorer embarked on a journey to uncover the secrets of Bixa. Along the way, they discovered that ancient civilizations used Bixa seeds for various purposes,
Bixaceae is a fascinating plant family that has an interesting story to tell. Its origins can be traced back to tropical regions, where these vibrant plants have thrived for centuries. The members of Bixaceae are renowned for their bright colors, with flowers and fruits that range from shades of vivid reds to intense yellows. But
The Tabebuia plant has an interesting story. Legend has it that long ago, a tribal chief fell in love with a beautiful maiden but was rejected. Heartbroken, he wandered into the forest, where he found a lonely tree. As he wept beneath it, his tears turned into yellow flowers, adorning the tree with vibrant blossoms.
The intriguing tale of Campsis, the plant, begins with its discovery by a curious explorer seeking the wonders of nature. Legend has it that this unique species, known for its vibrant trumpet-shaped flowers, originated in a hidden valley guarded by mystical creatures. Only those with pure hearts could approach Campsis and admire its beauty. Over
