trees, standing up well even along Chicago's freeways. Another feature is its remarkable growth rate. Newly planted trees can be expected to add 2 feet or more per season for at least the first 10 years. Finally, the open crown of the Honey locust allows enough light to filter through ...
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The trees of Honey Locust grow at a moderately fast rate and can become apt for harvest within 10-15 years provided the soil is good. Origin:Native to Central North America Scientific Name:Gleditsia triacanthos Alternate Names:Thorny Locust, Thorny Honeylocust Health Benefits: Helps in treating ...
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Desert honeybees will often make hives within the saguaro boot, creating a cavity of sweet honey. When the saguaro cactus dies, the fleshy skin will deteriorate, but the hard saguaro boot remains, resistant to decomposition. Native people of the Sonoran Desert once used these "boots" as contai...
The caterpillars are smooth or spiny and generally feed on the foliage of trees. In many species, the caterpillars spin a tough cocoon, which may be attached to a twig or hidden in fallen leaves. In a few cases, however, the pupa occupy a small chamber in soil instead of a cocoon. Mo...
The Giant Lau Lau is a native of New Guinea, but has seen little commercialization outside of New Guinea. This could be because the taste is generally described as astringent or bland. The trees are, however, often grown decoratively. So, why didn’t we skip this fruit? Well, it has ...
of honey bee are the only invertebrates (and indeed one of the few non-human groups) to have evolved a system of abstract symbolic communication (i.e., where a behaviour is used to represent and convey specific information about something in the environment), called the dance language - the...