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Monoecious or Dioecious, culture… or logy?

Published 1 year, 4 months ago
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Mag.nee.shuhs
Dioecious … logy, science culturally

Mono, one; His God
Di, two; He and She;
He and we; and Dios, God in Spanish

Phenology, plant flowering, migration of birds
… butterflies, patterns, bees, caterpillars
… along waves of nature and rivers flows
… studying natural events season-to-season,
… year-to-year, the natural rhythm existence
… of our ecosystem
… With God, in it!

Botany, botanical gardens best known Brooklyn
Famous, 200 cherry blossom trees
… pink seen

Horticulture, agriculture, nature and botany
Science of connected
… like connective tissues

Botany: studies plants scientifically/historically
Emphasis biology, ecology and evolution
… Is God reality but, with His eyes
… to all to enjoy, all its views

To beautify our worlds meaningfully-spiritually
… for an amazing landscaping
… mentally and physically

Horticulture, can seek trees by medical benefit
… medical and agricultural and/or landscapes

Is an intertwine of God and nature
With flowers, plants, trees and nature all asleep
… with God, in it

How do flowers, make more of its own?
How to make, a human?

These two questions …
I shall master its answers!
What is mono? One, like God
What is Di?
Two, like two sexes male and female

Why are these two questions, incredibly unique
To view the answers and pleasure for the eyes?

Flowers are God’s creation
… with His inner eyes
A human life, is God inside all the nations
… with His creations

Let’s start with a flower within all the hours
How it comes to life, in a glass hour?

Monoecious plant, can bloom without another
plant and set seed on its own and pollinate

Dioecious, requires plants opposite sex
to bloom and achieve pollination …

Flowers reproduce asexually, by pollination
… pollen transferred female part, stigma

Thus, fertilizes the ovules …
This leads to seeds and fruits growth

How do baby plants come to be?
There, at base of the base of the pistil;
… Female reproduce part of a flower

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