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Dubai: In this special reader photo gallery, we celebrate the artistry of everyday life as captured by residents who call ...
She extols several plants currently blooming in her garden whose flowers are in the fiery color spectrum that stretches from ...
The royal poinciana (Delonix regia) lives up to its name, which means regal, royal or magnificent — all perfect descriptive ...
Summer is here: loud, dusty, and relentless. The days feel longer, the sun sharper, and the air heavier. Across much of the country, people stay indoors, trying to escape the heat. But on the ...
Participants planted 200 Ghaf trees, 50 Delonix Regia (Flame trees), and 50 Azadirachta Indica (Neem/Indian Lilac trees), promoting environmental awareness and sustainability. Moreover ...
These high-altitude trees paint the Himalayan slopes in vibrant shades of red and pink during spring. The forests of Sikkim, Himachal Pradesh, and the Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand offer ...
Gulmohar (Delonix regia): Known as the ‘Flame of the Forest,’ this tree erupts in a blaze of red-orange blooms during the summer. Its vibrant canopy creates a stunning spectacle, particularly in the ...
The flamboyant tree (“Delonix regia”), with its vibrant red, orange, and yellow blossoms, transforms Mauritius into a vivid tapestry of colors from November to January. Native to Madagascar and widely ...
The bright orange-red flower of the Delonix regia tree is a common sight in a hot and humid Kerala that is eagerly awaiting the southwest monsoon. Poets, writers, artists and others who are not ...
This study developed a new pathway to achieve biodiesel production from Delonix regia oil using a bifunctional heterogeneous catalyst. Delonix regia oil (DRO) was extracted using n-hexane in the ...
Analysis revealed Delonix regia and Albizia glaberima as the most frequently removed species. The primary consequences of tree removal were increased temperatures, storms, and flooding. Effective tree ...
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