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41 Mangrove Facts For Kids To Understand Their Importance
Mangroves, a shrub species, primarily appeared during the Cretaceous and Paleocene epochs.
Mangroves grow in salty waters and thrive in tropical, subtropical, and temperate coastal areas. Mangroves can live in harsh coastal ecosystems as well.
The oldest known fossil mangrove dates back 75 million years! Most mangroves grow along rivers, shores, and estuaries. They have a sturdy and complex root system, with interwoven outgrown roots.
The complex root system absorbs saltwater and helps in controlling wave action. Mangrove trees can live on muddy soils, sand, peat, and coral rocks. According to the theory of plate tectonics, Mangroves were distributed through the movement of tectonic plates.
61 Manila Facts: History, Culture, Food, And Much More For You
Manila is officially known as the City of Manila, and it is the capital of the Philippines in Southeast Asia (as proclaimed by King Philip II of Spain in the 1500s).
Maynila, the city's Filipino name, comes from the Sanskrit term 'Nila,' which refers to indigo. The name then refers to several plant species from which the natural indigo dye is extracted.
Manila city is the country's social, economic, industrial, and cultural hub and its international port of entry. Binondo, Ermita, Intramuros, Malate, Paco, Pandacan, and Port Area are some districts (there are 16 in total) of Manila City.
41 Montreal Facts: History, Tourism, Culture, And Much More
Montreal is the most populous city based in the Canadian province of Quebec.
Montreal is Canada's second-largest city, with over half of the population of Quebec. It is the province's capital and has been for centuries (one and a half); it also serves as an industrial center.
It is on Ile de Montreal, between St. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers, at the confluence of the two waterways. Montreal is a significant industrial, commercial, and financial center and a railway and shipping terminus.
It is one of North America's greatest cities, and it has received worldwide acclaim. The city of Montreal has a long French colonial heritage dating back to the 16th century. It is called the 'City of Saints' since many of its streets are named after saints.
37 Moringa Facts: Learn Everything About The Superfood
The moringa tree (Moringa oleifera) of the genus Moringaceae is also known as the tree of life.
Moringa is native to the foothills of the Himalayas (northwestern India) and Africa. It is found in tropical and subtropical climates across the world.
This miracle tree has been used for its medicinal properties from ancient civilizations. The historical uses of moringa oleifera go back to 150 BC.
The mention of its nutritional properties can be found in several ancient sacred texts of the Indian subcontinent such as 'Sushruta Samhita' (Sanskrit text on medicine and surgery), 'Charaka Samhita' (Sanskrit text on Ayurveda), and Sangam Literature (literature composed by Tamil scholars in the Sangam Age of Indian history).
People have used plants for various reasons since time immemorial. Moringa oleifera has been utilized worldwide for economic, nutritional, and medicinal purposes because its components contain excellent sources of proteins, vitamins, and minerals sources.
The moringa plant is known by several names such as 'morunga,' 'kelor,' 'saijan,' 'benzolive,' 'horseradish tree,' 'drumstick tree,' 'ben oil tree,' and 'never die tree.' Moringa oleifera has a low, earthy, soft fragrance, and it was widely utilized by the Romans, the Greeks, and the Egyptians in making and producing perfumes.
Even today, moringa is an ingredient in various products, including scents, bath products, food supplements, medicines, and many other items. Below you will find several interesting facts listed about this fantastic plant.
28 Mulberry Tree Facts: Fruits, Identification, Uses, And More
The mulberry tree was known and cultivated by many ancient civilizations worldwide.
The mulberry tree, or Morus, is a genus of deciduous trees in Moraceae. It comprises a wide range of species, including mulberries.
There are three types of mulberry trees that are very well known. These three species are known as Morus alba (white mulberry tree), Morus nigra ( black mulberry tree), and Morus rubra (red mulberry tree).
There are many other mulberry species that are also developed by cultivars: plants that are artificially reproduced by methods such as tissue culture, grafting, and controlled seed production.
White Mulberry is a fruit native to South Asia and can be found all around the world. It thrives in Europe, southern Africa, South America, and North America. The classification of the genus Morus has been disputed, and its fossils appear in the Pliocene record of the Netherlands.
Over 150 names of mulberry species are published, but most botanical authorities have accepted less than 20 of them.
38 Multiflora Rose Facts: Uses, Identification, Habitat, And More
The center of origin for multiflora roses is considered to be in Asia, from where they traveled to Europe, North Africa, and North America.
According to fossil studies, scientists have found that American roses grew in Oregon and Colorado around 35 million years ago according to fossil studies. The rose family has grown considerably, and now there are more than 150 members, including thousands of hybrids.
These species and their rhizomatous growth help to stabilize hillsides and streambanks as they are rough and pleasant. These charmers can regrow quickly too.
