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Flowers come in many varieties and colors and play an important role in human life. The presentation discusses 5 specific flowers: the lithops, bleeding heart, panda face ginger, bee orchid, and ghost orchid. Each flower is described in 1-2 sentences highlighting their key identifying features and where they are found naturally. The conclusion restates that flowers enhance beauty and should not be wasted.
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Heliconia
Botanical Name : Heliconia spp. (hel-I-KO-nee-a)
Family : Heliconiaceae
Order: Zingiberales
Botanical Name : Heliconia spp. (hel-I-KO-nee-a)
Family : Heliconiaceae
Order: Zingiberales
“Heliconia” refers to Mount Helicon in Greece, home to the muses, goddesses of the arts and sciences in greek mythology. The muses were said to be eternally young and beautiful, thus the name “heliconia” refers to the flowers’ long-lasting and attractive qualities.
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- 2. Content • What is flower? • Flower as a part of life • Introduction • Lipthops weberi (Lithops Comptonii) • Bleeding heart • Panda Face (Asarum maximum) • Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera) • Ghost Orchid • Conclusion
- 3. What is Flower? Flowers are the most valuable blessing given to us commonly. Our whole condition gets fragrant with blossoms, and they likewise significantly affect our state of mind. Flowers are of various sorts and are found in various hues.
- 4. Flower as A Part of Life The flower is to be sure a major piece of human life. Their excellence, shading and engaging quality permit us to convey our message impeccably to our family and wiped out companions, the message of congrats to a recently advanced companion, compassion to the lamenting gathering and show our emotions to the next individual is. Each gathering or any event is commended with blossoms.
- 5. INTRODUCTION There are many things in nature for which we should be thankful. One of them definitely has to be flowers. There are many types of flowers which we see in our environment. The beautiful fragrances and flowers enhance the beauty of our planet earth. A flower is a special kind of plant part. Flowers are also called the bloom or blossom of a plant.
- 6. 1. Lipthops Weberi (Lithops Comptonii) small succulent plants of the carpetweed familylithops, (genus Lithops), also called living stone, flowering stone, or stoneface, genus of about 40 species of (Aizoaceae), native to southern Africa.
- 7. 2.BLEEDING HEART Bleeding heart vine is a twining evergreen from tropical west Africa with some confusion about its identity. Other common names include glory bower, bagflower, bleeding glory bower, tropical bleeding heart, and glory tree. Scientifically it is Clerodendrum thomsoniae but is sometimes spelled as C. thompsoniae even in very reputable publications.
- 8. 3. Panda Face (Asarum maximum) Panda face ginger is a rhizomatous clump forming perennial native to China where they grow in low elevation forests. It is a member of the pipe-vine family (Aristolochiaceae) and is not related to true gingers. The evergreen, shiny, heart- shaped leaves may be green or variegated and are about three inches long.
- 9. 4. Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera) This happy little guy gets its name from its uncanny resemblance to a smiling bumblebee; that is if bumblebees could smile. Its name comes from the Greek word “Ophrys” meaning eyebrow, perhaps referring to the fuzzy bits around the edge of the flower. The Bee Orchid is widespread across Europe the Middle East and even North Africa.
- 10. 5. Ghost orchid The ghost orchid has a few white long thin petals with one large wider brilliant white petal. The stunning orchid blooms in spring and summer and can be difficult to spot in the wild.
- 11. CONCLUSION Flowers are significant throughout everyday life. When there are no blossoms, the magnificence of the nursery will be inadequate. Blossoms ought to never be broken futile.