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Baseball plant facts.

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  Baseball plant facts. (Baseball plant) Common name :-      Baseball plant Kingdom :-                 Plantae Order :-                       Malpighiales Family :-                     Euphorbiaceae Genus :-                      Euphorbia Species :-                    obesa Scientific name :-      Euphorbia obesa Appearance :-           Spherical The baseball plant is scientifically known as Euphorbia obesa. It is a succulent flowering plant and its pod contains about two to three seeds in it. It is a slow growing wild plant. Due to its over collection, this plant is in a danger condition. It is cultivated in normal gardens and botanical gardens, because of its unique appearance, and to study about this plant. It is seen in subtropical regions and is native to Cape Province, South Africa.         A baseball plant looks exactly like a ball, therefore, this plant is called so. It is about 6 c.m to 15 c.m in diameter and the young plants look spherical but they get cylindrical shape accor
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Interesting Facts About The Superb-bird-of-paradise (Lophorina superba).

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  Facts About An Interesting And Beautiful Bird Superb-bird-of-paradise. (Picture of Superb-bird-of-paradise)  Kingdom :-                  Animalia Phylum :-                    Chordata Class :-                         Aves Order :-                        Passeriformes Family :-                      Paradisaeidae Genus :-                        Lophorina Species :-                      superba Scientific name :-      Lophorina superba Diet :-                          Omnivore Lifespan :-                 5–8 years About The Superb-bird-of-paradise   :-                The superb-bird-of-paradise is also known as "Greater lophorina" and "Greater superb-bird-of-paradise". Its scientific name is " Lophorina superba ". These birds are seen in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. These are very rare types of birds and it was considered that they are only one species in their genus but in 2017 their two new species were found. The other two species are " Lophorina
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Umbonia spinosa Facts | A Beautiful Insect Bug Espino.

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Beautiful insect Umbonia spinosa     (Pics of Bug Espino)                   Umbonia spinosa is a scientific name of bug Espino. It is a beautiful & attractive insect. It is some time called as a Thorn bug, because its horn resembles a thorn. It is famous for its appearance of dorsal horn. Dorsal side colour of bug espino is yellow, blue or light green, with each side of red, black or yellow vittae.                   They have 6 legs like other insects. They are herbivorous and eat the plants on which they live. These are seen in Central and South America, Mexico, Florida and Asia. Kingdom :-        Animalia Phylum :-          thropoda Class :-              Insecta Family :-            Membracidae Genus :-            Umbonia Species / Scientific name :-  Umbonia spinosa Diet :-                Herbivore Click here ⤵️ Visit Our Home and Read More Articles⇒🏠
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Interesting Facts About Bubblefish or Pufferfish (Tetraodontidae).

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Interesting Facts About Bubblefish or Pufferfish (Tetraodontidae) Kingdom :-                        Animalia Phylum :-                          Chordata Class :-                              Actinopterygii Order :-                            Tetraodontiformes Suborder :-                      Tetraodontoidei Family :-                  Tetraodontidae (Scientific name) Most Common Name :-  Pufferfish Size :-                                 Up to 100c.m. Diet :-                                 Omnivore Lifespan :-                        Approximately 10years            Bubblefish is the most commonly known as pufferfish. Bubblefish belongs to the family of Tetraodontidae . They are also known by various names such as "pufferfish", "sugar toad", "globefish", "toad fish", "balloonfish", swell fish", "honey toad", "sea squab" and "blowfish". There are about 200 known species in the Tetraodontidae family so fa
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