10) Transgenic Eucalyptus.
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Transgenic Eucalyptus
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Scientific name - Eucalyptus.
Found in - Australia
Description - The eucalyptus (Myrtaceae in the family) contains about 700 species that occur naturally in Australia's wet and dry, tropical and temperate climates, and in some cases the northern islands of Australia. This breed has versatility and rapidly growing characteristics that have awakened and are still stimulating growing interest around the world, especially as the demand for pulp, fuel and timber increases.More than one million hectares of eucalyptus have been planted in Angola, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, China, Congo, India, Iran, Madagascar, Morocco, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Thailand, Pakistan, USA and Uruguay.
Rate of Growth- It is grow 5 meters a year, with 20%-30% more mass at shorter time than normal eucalyptus trees.
Use for - Insect and herbicide resistant transgenic eucalyptus is likely to provide better pest and weed control options in plantations.
9) Kudzu
Scientific name - Pueraria montana
Found in - Kudzu. Original category: Kudzu is found in Asia, including China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. It is native to the South Pacific, including Australia, Fiji, New Caledonia, the Solomon Islands, Tonga and Vanuatu.
Description -Kudzu, (Pueraria montana), a perennial vine of the pea family (Fabaceae). Kudzu is native to China and Japan, where it has long been grown for its edible starch roots and fiber made from its stalks. Kudzu is a fodder crop suitable for livestock as well as attractive decoration. However, it is an invasive species in some areas outside its original range. Kudzu is a fast-growing, woody and some hairy vine that can grow up to 18 meters (60 feet) in length in one season and is characteristic of taproot. It has large compound leaves with three broadlets with hair margins. The tree has long-flowered reddish-purple flowers and flat hairy seeds with long strips of legumes. The roots of the plant spread vegetatively and form new clonal plants that with stolons and rhizomes.
Rate of Growth- Kudzu can grow up to 60 feet per season, or about 30cm per day.
Use for - Kudzu roots, flowers and leaves are used for medicine.It has been used in Chinese medicine since at least 200 BC.It was used for intoxication in the early 600's. Today, Kudzu is used to reduce the symptoms of alcoholism, including alcoholism, abdominal pain, dizziness, and vomiting.
8) Wisconsin tree
Scientific name - Brassica rapa
Found in - Professor Emeritus Paul H. Williams, in the Department of Plant
Pathology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison was developed it.
Description - Professor Paul H. Williams is quick thanks to the plants. They were first developed in 1987 in a plant research program at the University Fast trees grow to about 1 cm. Reaches height, germinates after about 1 day and seeds are standard seeds for seed growth of about 35 to 40 days without any . Remaining stage. It is very easy to grow seedlings fast in standard potting mix under uninterrupted fluorescent lighting.of Wisconsin-Madison to protect against diseases of chrysanthemums (such as broccoli, cabbage, radish and mustard). To accelerate genetic research, Professor Williams bred six related species from the family Cruciferae in the Brassica rapa and Cabbage Mustard families to accelerate genetic research.
Rate of Growth- It is reach height about 15cm and normal growing rate is 35 to 40 days.
Use for - Used for improving disease resistance of cruciferous plants (a large group of plants that includes mustard, radish, cabbage, broccoli, kohlrabi, and more).
7) Acacia
Scientific name - Vachellia nilotica
Found in - Found in Australia, and in the tropical and subtropical
areas of America, Asia, Africa and Europe. Acacia grows on well-drained soil,
in dry and sunny habitats.
Description - Acacia is a 520 m tall tree with a dense rounded crown, the leaves and twigs are usually black to black, pale bark, gray-pink slash and it removes reddish green gum. The thin, straight, light, gray skin of the tree is in axial pairs, usually in 3 to 12 pairs, 5 to 7.5 cm (3 inches) long in tall trees, usually mature plants without thorns. Bright golden-yellow diameter 1.2–1.5 cm Exercise flower petals, located at the ends of the branches, set either axial or flowering, 2-3 cm long. The pods are strongly contracted, hairy, white-gray, thick and tender tomatoes. Its seed number is approximately 8000 / kg.
Rate of Growth- 35 feet height in 13 months. which come by to 1 inch a day.
Use for - Acacia gum is a potent companion, expectorant, detoxifier, aphrodisiac and also antipyretic. Acacia tree is valuable for treating phlegm and bile, gum calms, calms bile and treats urinary problems like uterine, pain and bleeding.
6) Giant Sequoia
Scientific name - Sequoiadendron giganteum
Found in - Sequoia can be found in some places in the Northern Hemisphere.
Today, they are found only in 77 scattered pastures in Northern California.
Description - Giant sequoia specimens are the most massive individual trees in the world.They grow to an average height of 50–85 m with trunk diameters ranging from
6–8 m . Record trees have been measured at 94.8 m tall. Trunk measurements of 17 m have been asserted by means of examination makes sense of taken of setting. The monster sequoia recovers by seed. The seed cones are 4–7 cm long and develop in 18–20 months, however they ordinarily stay green and shut for up to 20 years. Each cone has 30–50 spirally orchestrated scales, with a few seeds on each scale, giving a normal of 230 seeds for each cone. Seeds are dim earthy colored, 4–5 mm long, and 1 mm expansive, with a 1-millimeter wide, yellow-earthy colored wing along each side. A few seeds shed when the cone scales recoil during blistering climate in pre-fall, however most are freed by creepy crawly harm or when the cone dries from the warmth of fire. Youthful trees begin to hold up under cones following 12 years.
Rate of Growth- giant sequoia is more likely to grow about 2 feet in height per year throughout its first 50 to one 100 years.
Use for - Wood from mature giant sequoias is highly resistant to decay, but due to being fibrous and brittle, it is generally unsuitable for construction.The wood is used mainly for shingles and fence posts, or even for matchsticks.
5) Eastern Cottonwood
Scientific name - Populus deltoides
Found in - found in southeastern Canada (the south of Ontario and Quebec) and the eastern United States (throughout, west to North Dakota to Texas).
Description - Populus deltoides is a large tree growing to 20–60 m tall and with a
Eastern cottonwood's range is centered in the trunk up to 2.8 m distance across, one of the biggest North American hardwood trees. The bark is brilliant white, smooth or daintily fissured when youthful, getting dim what's more, profoundly fissured on old trees.
Midwestern US. It is not common in the Northeast and is reported only in scattered
occurrences, which may constitute intentional plantings rather than natural ones.
The leaves are large, triangular, 4–10 cm long and 4–11 cm broad with a flattened base and
a petiole 3–12 cm long. The leaf is very coarsely toothed.
Rate of growth - It can grow as much as 8 feet a year with adequate moisture.
Use for - It was a valuable resource as a construction material for the American Indians and European settlers who used the hard, but lightweight wood to build barns and houses. Today, cottonwood is used for pulp and sometimes for lightweight furniture.
4) Duckweed
Scientific name - Lemnoideae
Found in - Duckweed species occur in North America. Common duckweed is the most widespread species, ranging across Canada and reported for all states except Hawaii and South Carolina.
Description - Regular duckweed is a little light green free-coasting, seed bearing plant. Duckweed has 1 to 3 leaves, or fronds, of 1/16 to 1/8 inch long. A solitary root (or root-hair) distends from every frond. Duckweeds will in general develop in thick settlements in calm water, undisturbed by wave activity. Frequently more than one types of duckweed will be related together in these provinces. These plants ought to be controlled before they spread the whole surface of the pond.Many sorts of ducks devour duckweed and frequently transport it to different waterways.
Rate of growth - Duckweed can double their mass in between 16 hours to 2 days under
optimal nutrient availability, sunlight, and water temperature.
Use for - Duckweed can be used to feed fish, poultry and cattle. Duckweed can purify and concentrate nutrients from wastewater. Duckweed provides food for wildlife, especially waterfowl.
3) Algae
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Scientific name - Algae
Found in - Algae can be found in oceans, lakes, rivers, ponds and even in snow,
anywhere on Earth.
Description - The word green growth speaks to a huge gathering of various living beings from various phylogenetic gatherings, speaking to numerous ordered divisions. As a rule green growth can be alluded to as plant-like creatures that are typically photosynthetic and aguatic, yet don't have genuine roots, stems, leaves, vascular tissue and have straightforward conceptive structures. They are conveyed worldwide in the ocean, in freshwater and in clammy circumstances ashore. Most are tiny, yet some are very enormous, for example some marine ocean growth that can surpass 50 m long. The green growth have chlorophyll and can make their own food through the procedure of photosynthesis. As of late they are arranged in the realm of protiste, which include an assortment of unicellular and some basic multinuclear and multicellular eukaryotic living beings that have cells with a layer bound
nucleus.
Rate of growth - It is grow 680 nm per 4/10 days.
Use for - It is use for, including production of food ingredients such as omega-3 fatty acids or natural food colorants and dyes, food, fertilizer, bioplastics, raw material, pharmaceuticals, and algal fuel,etc.
2) Hybrid poplar
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Scientific Name -Populus
Found in- It is found in USA and black poplar found in Europe and north America.
Description - Poplars can grow very tall and anchor their trunks with powerful roots.
These roots might cause problems for homeowners or gardeners who are not familiar with
basic poplar tree facts. For instance planting hybrid poplar trees near houses is not
recommended. Poplar trees most grow in warm weather and moist to wet soil. They grow most
prolifically in the southern states where these conditions are met.Every poplar tree bears
both male and female flowers, and in springtime, before the leaves open, you can see hanging clusters of yellow blossoms. The fruits also appear before the poplars leaf. They are small capsules that contain the seeds.
Rate of growth - 5 to 8 feet per year.
Use for - It is similar to that of cottonwood, and has a variety of uses from pulp production in paper plants to commercial landscaping.
1) Bamboo
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Scientific name- Bambusoideae
Found in - Large tracts of natural bamboo forest occur in tropical Asian countries including India, Myanmar, Thailand and China.
Description - It is a fattest growing tree in the world.
Most bamboo species are from warm and moist tropical and to warm temperate climates. However, many species are found in diverse climates, ranging from hot tropical regions to cool mountainous regions and highland cloud forests.
In bamboo, like other grasses, the inner parts of the stem are usually hollow and the vascular bundles in cross-section are scattered throughout the stem rather than in a cylindrical arrangement. The absence of secondary growth wood causes the weeds of monocots with palms and large bamboos to form columns instead of tapering.
Rate of growth- 36 inch in 1 day.
Use for - It is use for building material as a food source and raw product.
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