Biology Forum Botany Discussion Purpose of the plant

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    • #10627
      fungfree
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      hi frineds

      today is my first day and first post. i am uni student in australia. i have to finish on assignment as soon as possible. can any one give me the sites from where i can get the information about the native plants i.e purpose of the plant, climatic conditions, irrigation system, potting mix, propogation method etc.

      i need it urgently and if you are posting me or trying to help me then in advance Thank you very much.

      thnx again

    • #87880
      MichaelXY
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      quote fungfree:

      hi frineds

      today is my first day and first post. i am uni student in australia. i have to finish on assignment as soon as possible. can any one give me the sites from where i can get the information about the native plants i.e purpose of the plant, climatic conditions, irrigation system, potting mix, propogation method etc.

      i need it urgently and if you are posting me or trying to help me then in advance Thank you very much.

      thnx again

      Native to what? There are something like 300,000 species of angiosperms, 16,000 species of Bryophytes, 11,000 Ferns, and about 900 specie of Gymnosperm, so you will have to be much more specific.
      At any rate, you might find some info here.
      http://tolweb.org/Angiosperms/20646

    • #87900
      fungfree
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      for example rhagodia parabolica that is the scrubs. one more is acacia deacbata is tree.

      thnx

    • #87901
      MichaelXY
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      quote fungfree:

      for example rhagodia parabolica that is the scrubs. one more is acacia deacbata is tree.

      thnx

      The two plants you list are ausi plants.Your second example should be Acacia dealbata, a legume type family. I never been to Australia, but hope to some day.

      You might look here.
      http://www.australiaplants.com/au_plants_a-b-c.htm

    • #87905
      emmalyy
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      GOOGLE! 🙂

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