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Hottentots Fig
...The sour fig flowers are pollinated by a variety
of beetle species and bees. Their seeds are disseminated through the excrement
of the animals that feed on it...
EnglishFruit Processing
...Quality standards for the canning and the dried market is also high in terms
of fruit quality and sizes...
EnglishShongweni Dam and Game Reserve
...There are a number
of idyllic spots around the reserve, loud with birdsong and a frog orchestra
of considerable talent.Shongweni Dam and Game Reserve accommodation.The dam is beautiful...
EnglishGrape Fungal Diseases
...©Oliver MacDonaldPowdery mildew on a young grape bunch.A good example
of a fungus is the mould that grows on bread if it is stored in a plastic bag for a few days. The humid and warm inside
of the bag is ideal for the spores to germinate...
EnglishSandgrouse
...They nest in particularly open areas for the same reason, the monogamous male and female sharing incubation duties and concealing their eggs with their own cryptic bodies.Because
of the hot nature
of their habitats, sandgrouse have developed some unique..
EnglishAccommodation in Greyton
...Accommodation in GreytonAccommodation in GreytonEscape into the heart
of the scenic Overberg with gorgeous accommodation in Greyton, a small town with lots
of charm, local hospitality and natural splendour...
EnglishClimate Change: A Regional Ice Age
... ©Shem CompionArctic rainbowThe Gulf Stream is a massive body
of warm, salty water which moves from the Gulf
of Mexico across the Atlantic and past Scotland, delivering tremendous amounts
of heat to northern latitudes that would otherwise be..
EnglishStriped Dolphin
...There is a dark falcate area under the dorsal fin, the point
of which is directed towards the dolphin's front, with the base
of this stain remaining on the dark colouring
of the back...
EnglishMaize Propagation
...Maize PropagationMaize PropagationField Crops in South AfricaMost
of South Africa’s maize is propagated from hybrid seed,
of which roughly eighty-five percent are biotech, also known as genetically modified...
EnglishAreas of the Kruger
...Areas
of the KrugerAreas
of the KrugerDifferent Kruger TastesWith dozens
of activities and attractions on offer, the tourism potential
of the Kruger National Park is huge and some visitors may be overwhelmed by the scale
of this enormous conservation..
EnglishWild Rooibos and Commercial Farms
...It’s somewhat ironic that the success
of the poor man’s tea, some
of which now scoops a premium Euro for its novelty factor, could be the very thing that helps conserve the entire rooibos gene pool.By Leonie Joubert..
EnglishNational Park Near Cradock
...The hike is fairly easy and covers 10 km
of Karoo heartland scenery. Hikers will go up the Idwala hill, which allows for beautiful views. As the Karoo heat can be daunting, make sure to bring along water and plenty
of sunscreen...
EnglishTulbagh Wine Route
...Tulbagh Wine RouteTulbagh Wine RouteTop Wine EstatesThe historic Cape Winelands terminates in the north in the shadow
of Grootwinterhoek Peak, around the town
of Tulbagh...
EnglishTop Reasons to Visit
...The semi-desert landscape contrasts sharply with the rich farmland on the banks
of the river – the river supports a greenbelt that lies at the base
of rocky cliffs...
EnglishAquaponics: The Solution to Food Problems
...Aquaponics is the breeding
of freshwater animals such as fish and lobster in a recirculating aquaculture system, in combination with the production
of plants without soil in a hydroponic system...
EnglishHammerhead Sharks
...Its eyes and nostrils are located at the ends
of the hammer, which is called the cephalofoil.Hammerhead Sharks General InfoHammerhead sharks belong to the Sphyrnidae family which comprises
of two genera and eight species...
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