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Natural” because these microorganisms do not cause disease to their host (unless under certain conditions, such as when the host becomes immunocompromised).

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People all over Britain - both rural and urban - have been encouraged to record and celebrate the cultural dimensions of their own flora, and to send their memories and anecdotes, observations and regional knowledge to Flora Britannica. He refused to sign any forms that allowed us to progress in our journeys to university, so Mum used to forge his signature. A Brimstone Butterfly – often the first on the wing in spring – seeks out life-giving nectar from a Dandelion flower. One is just a low-level misery about the decay of the flesh and bad weather and all that stuff, which is just an advanced form of grumpiness and tends to make me a bit aggressive and tetchy. Teak, sal ( Shorea robusta), axle-wood ( Anogeissus latifolia), tendu, ain, and Adina cardifolia are some of the major deciduous species.Other notable birds in India include the Indian crane, commonly known as the sarus ( Grus antigone); a large gray bird with crimson legs, the sarus stands as tall as a human. It’s tough but is being wiped out by herbicide sprays which are promoted to gardeners who end up with a sterile ‘green concrete’ lawn without wildlife. Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2022-05-10 16:14:07 Associated-names Gibbons, Bob, 1949-; Jones, Gareth Lovett; Common Ground (Organization) Autocrop_version 0.

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Indonesia is situated at the meeting point of two of the world’s population groups, Asians in the west and Melanesians in the east.India forms an important segment of what is known as the Oriental, or Sino-Indian, biogeographic region, which extends eastward from India to include mainland and much of insular Southeast Asia. Previously, more people might have been inclined towards TS Eliot’s thing in The Waste Land: ‘April is the cruellest month…’” He suggests that the resurgence of the natural world can cause, in anyone with the slightest depressive inclinations, feelings of resentment: “I want to go back to being curled up in a chair in winter, not to have to confront the vivacity of the world.