The plant kingdom, like the animal kingdom, has flooded species and endangered and rare species. Plants also have many "national second-level protected plants", but there is not much publicity, and many people may not know as much about the national second-level protected plants as the "national two" animals.
Now the flowers will take you to know several kinds of "wildflowers on the side of the road", easy not to pick randomly, if you pick the "national two", you may cause big trouble, raising flowers must also have a sense of public morality!
First, jellyfish snow rabbit
In the first half of this year, in a large-scale variety show, according to the program link settings to find the snow lotus and pick it, a star in the high mountain endured the high anti-snow lotus picked down, but careful netizens found that he picked not the snow lotus, but the national second-level protected plant - jellyfish snow rabbit.
Snow Lotus
The jellyfish snow rabbit usually grows at high altitudes, and most of them can only bloom once in their lifetime, and such a precious species was picked in the variety show, which caused strong criticism from all walks of life, especially plant researchers.
Star-shaped snow rabbit
To know that the jellyfish snow rabbit in the eyes of botanists is not even willing to pick specimens, fortunately, the show finally picked items as props to end this farce, otherwise such a random picking of national second-level protected plants, heavy will also be directly sentenced, so the plants on the mountain are easily not picked.
Snow rabbit
2. Rhododendron dried branches
Many people like to buy wild ones from the Internet, and they can bloom in the water when they are bought home. Buying wild dried azaleas is actually illegal, because it belongs to the wild plants under key protection, which is of great help to the adjustment of the entire ecological environment, and raising flowers must also have a sense of public morality.
There are almost no leaves on the branches of the rhododendron, only at the bottom of the flower there are a few leaves to set off, although it is easy to flower, but it needs to consume a lot of nutrients, once it blooms, it basically dies immediately, people have been constantly buying and selling, which leads to a plummeting number of rhododendrons, and then it will go extinct.
Third, yew
Wild yew can not be dug casually, it is not just "national two" so simple, in fact, belongs to China's first-class protected animals, not only that, yew is very rare in the world, its history has been very long, with a history of more than two million years.
We all know that the anti-cancer effect of yew is particularly powerful, so many people in the wild see it and want to pick some to take home, once the yew is picked, it is not worth the loss, picking national first-level protected plants is not so simple as being educated.
Usually we can raise a pot of yew bonsai at home, although the price is more expensive, but artificially cultivated yew at home although it is not easy to flower, as a green plant also has a good meaning of wealth, received a lot of people love.
4. Capers
Capers are also called sour horns, called sour plums in Hainan, generally in China, there will be more wild caper trees in Hainan, Yunnan and other places, and they are also widely planted in other Southeast Asian regions, don't look at it is not as scarce as the previous ones, but it is also included in the list of national second-level protected plants.
Capers are generally divided into sweet and sour two flavors, some grow like woody pea pods, some grow like small peanuts, they are not high yield, the reason for being included in the secondary is also because its growth cycle is very long, planting a capers to flower after ten years, and then ten years to bear fruit.
If you encounter a caper on the side of the road, do not pick them at will, you may cause trouble Oh, civilized tree viewing can be.
In fact, whether it is "national two" or not, wildflowers on the side of the road should not be easily picked without understanding. Do you know which plants are national second-class protected plants?