New Global Biodiversity Standard raises bar for biodiversity-positive restoration
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Zamia tolimensis: The Tolima Zamia
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Aloe steudneri: Steudner’s Aloe – Ethiopian Native
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Zamia pygmaea: The Pygmy Zamia
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Something’s eating my lettuce sprouts. Scat identification.
Zone 9, seed tray set up in the city with the plan to transplant on the farm as soon as everything is ready July by. First attempt with lettuce and cabbage, sprouting under 10 hour light was solid, a few days later everything gone without a trace. I thought I messed up somehow, re-seeded. Again, sprouts all over the place, went away on a 2 day trip, came back to the empty trays in the pictures, but this time noticed a scat left behind – could you please help identifying and could it be what’s eating all my seedlings?
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Encephalartos brevifoliolatus: The Short-leaflet Cycad
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Aloe rigens: The Stiff Aloe – Robust Leaves
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Dioon holmgrenii: Holmgren’s Dioon
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How did you make your own biogas digester?
I need some tips ad tricks to get started! Systems for dry biogas digesters are preferred. Thank y’all!
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