Bromeliaceae and Other Genera
Birds are a joy to the eye and the spirit. I am fascinated at the colors and habits of these creatures. They are always present in my wanderings in the …
Bromeliaceae and its eight sub-families by Derek Butcher Yes, you thought there were only three, namely Pitcairnioideae, Tillandsioideae, and Bromelioideae, known by their winged seeds, plumose seeds, and fleshy fruits, …
Joe – The Gardener ~ Green Renaissance Thumbs up if you like Joe’s story. Joe Dyantyi’s food forest garden is in Greyton South Africa – most of the food he …
El Biotopo del Quetzal, Baja Verapaz, GUATEMALA Plantas del BIOTOPO del QUETZAL Sune Holt Fotos del autor, excepto donde indicado. Producido por S. Holt, J. Philipp, R. Foster, T. Wachter, …
U.S. Beekeepers Lose 40 Percent of Hives Over Past Year BY DOUGLAS MAIN 5/13/15 AT 12:26 PM Robert Harvey, a beekeeper, secures a cover over beehives stacked on a truck …
AIR PLANTS, THE CURIOUS WORLD OF TILLANDSIAS Zenaida Senga Timber Press ISBN 978-1-60469-489-5 A Review by Karen Andreas www.fcbs.org At long last, a Tillandsia guide for the urban dweller, and, …
Life “à la carte” This website publishes articles covering a great scope of subjects which have little to do with Brazilian ecology in general and our spectacular bromeliads in particular. …