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Ariocarpus agavoides SB370 Tula, Tamaulipas, Mexico
... rocky limestone hills, and alluvial plains at about 1200 m, rainy season is summer. The wild populations have been threatened and nearly extinct by many factors including over-collecting, agriculture, building work ...
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Communication and Echolocation in Marine Mammals
... captive belugas. Long-term, she hopes to use dataloggers to study wild beluga society, to track their movements and provide data for ... think that captive whales and dolphins do this much more than wild populations. Although all whales chatter up a storm to keep in ... to learn more about the way whales use sound in the wild in order to prevent human activities from disrupting the lives of cetaceans. ...
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Gulf of Maine Aquarium: Social Structure of Marine Mammals
... refer to as a family. Dr. Deborah Duffield has determined by observing pods of wild bottlenose dolphins that the majority of pod members are not closely related. They seem ... his colleagues have studied generations of wild bottlenose dolphins around Sarasota, Florida. They have provided valuable information on group behavior and mother-child bonding in wild populations. They have identified 3 main ...
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Hawaiian Native Plant Propagation Database
... allows the licensee to collect, possess, transport, propagate, and outplant threatened and endangered plants from wild populations for "propagation, education, cultural, or scientific purposes or to enhance the survival of the species ...
pdcs.ctahr.hawaii.edu:591

Interviews
... a particular interest – is the sometimes depressing “downside” of selective overexploitation of wild populations of favored, often commercially exploited plant species. This is mirrored by the positive ... from the wild for destructively harvested products like bark, roots or timber, the future is bleak. Unless the products from these species have a very high value, wild populations go into ...
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Ethnobotanical Portraits
... Democratic Republic of Congo, Cameroon and southeastern Nigeria, where average daily consumption rates are high, wild populations of the species are threatened, especially as many plants are uprooted to harvest the leaves ...
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Cycas ferruginea
... cultivation in Guilin. The wild source was not known at the time, making the origin something of a mystery. Field studies in Vietnam in 1997 discovered large populations of a cycad that appears to match the type plant in Lang Son province. More recently, additional wild populations have been discovered in south-western ...
plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au

Phoenix canariensis in the Wild, article from Principes, International Palm Society
... often shows an astonishing diversity of epiphytes on its fibrous trunks. The wild populations suffered a dramatic decrease during the early centuries of the Spanish ... of Subtropical Gardening ] [ Palms of the Dominican Republic ] [ Vegetable Ivory ] [ Phoenix canariensis in the Wild ] [ Chuniophoenix in Cultivation ] [ Trachycarpus latisectus ] [ A Practical Guide to Germinating Palm Seeds ...
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A Wild Winter
... flooding and storms, so I figured we'd be in for some wild times on the class. And indeed, on this week, we went to ... that the Heracleum and other water lovers are still there. Sure, the populations of the herbs are smaller this year. Yes, the perennial shrubs have ... List 15 May, 1996 by Howie Brounstein. "It's easy to harvest wild plants, the hard part is not harvesting." Homepage - Apprenticeships - ...
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Wild Ones: Wild Ones Archive 2002, Jun 04:  Ques#3 - Deer Deterrent  
... Wild Chapters Wild Chapters Wild Calendar Wild Events Wild People Education Seeds for Education Next Generation Native Landscaping Weed Control Laws Ecoscaper Program Q&A Archive Resources Business Members Discussion Group Classified Wild Store Bookstore Publications Downloads Wild ... of very high deer populations, this probably won't be ...
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