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Cosmos Flower

Cosmos Flower

(741 words)
May 25, 2025

Cosmos flower (Cosmos spp.) is a group of taxa that are widely cultivated especially in warm and temperate climates and stand out among ornamental plants due to their flowering potential, environmental tolerance and aesthetic value. This genus of plants belongs to the Asteraceae family and stands out with its morphological diversity, biological adaptability and environmental services. With a natural distribution in Mexico and Central America, cosmos flowers are now cultivated as ornamental plant

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Okan Kanpolat

Okan Kanpolat

What is the Ramsar Convention?

What is the Ramsar Convention?

(401 words)
December 1, 2025

The Ramsar Convention is an international agreement aimed at the conservation and sustainable use of wetlands. Through this convention, natural habitats such as lakes, rivers, marshes, and coastal areas are protected for the benefit of animals, plants, and humans alike. The convention ensures that people can benefit from these areas while preserving natural ecosystems and establishing environmentally compatible management plans. History The convention was signed in 1971 in the city of Ramsar, Ir

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Rüya Dumlu

Rüya Dumlu

Biodiversity Loss

Biodiversity Loss

(654 words)
July 1, 2026

Loss of Biodiversity refers to the decline or complete disappearance of the genetic, species, and ecosystem-level diversity of living organisms on Earth. Biological diversity is a composite of genetic diversity, which encompasses genetic variation; species diversity, which includes all organisms in a given area; and habitat diversity, which arises from varied environmental conditions. Today, this diversity has increased to hundreds of times the natural extinction rate predicted by geological rec

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Büşra Tuğa

Büşra Tuğa

Tree Mine (Lantara Camara)

Tree Mine (Lantara Camara)

(2011 words)
July 3, 2025

Lantana camara (Lantana camara L.) is a member of the Verbenaceae (Verbenaceae) family, which is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions, primarily in the Indian subcontinent, reaching a height of 0.5–2 meters, and typically developing as a perennial, woody shrub. This species is notable for its spike-like clusters of small flowers in varying shades of red, yellow, orange, and pink. It is commonly found in disturbed habitats such as roadside areas, forest clearings, and land unsui

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Gaye Durmuş

Gaye Durmuş