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by pvaldes 6mo ago
With this species, yes, for sure.
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by pvaldes 6mo ago
Ligustrum are notoriously hard to kill so if is not showing any activity over ground, may be working hard building roots at this moment. The shadow is not really the problem. They love full sun, but can stand a lot of shadow. The lack of w
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
What you are missing is that, unlike US citizens, Europeans don't hesitate to fire their political parties. New parties will appear and take the power. The republicans from Sarkozy were swiftly replaced by Rennaisance by Macron, a part
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
Superb flowers but very dangerous to stay under the cannonball tree.
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
Big herb. Not really a woody plant.
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
This is a Ficus tree. Is one of the common genus of trees also in the Brazilian rainforest. Some are native. Other not.
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
That was a flower bloom. Also not a tree.
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
Palms and Bamboo are technically "very big weeds". They are more related with grasses than with pines and never have rings. Bananas are also just giant herbs. So Monocots don't have rings. Anything else that is a tree in a tr
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
Pointing again to the idea that this disease is triggered by bacteria, at least in some cases [1]. By bacteria or another microorganism that is alive (not a virus). There is a growing suspicion that oral bacteria is related with Alzheimer s
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
> what the heck a glass fish is. In Biodiversity, a glass fish includes a few group of Asian fishes that show crystal transparent bodies to hide from predators. Specially when young. They are vertebrates that evolved transparent muscles.
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
To add context and data: Ayuso is a close friend of David Hatchwell Altaras, CEO of Excem technologies (Cibersecurity, telecom and Intelligence). Hatchwell was one of the biggest donors of Netanyahu campaign, and was in the inner circle of
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
A lose of time and rage. NoKings starting a new political party around the movement, or explaining how to do it to people, so youngsters can fire the GOP for good... that would change the game. THAT would send the clear message that politic
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
Yep, UN sanctions deployed on Israel for invading other countries are much worse that when Russia invaded other countries (sarcasm). UN really tried to set an example here.
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
Same in Spain with prominent figures of the right. Diaz Ayuso the president of the Madrid autonomic region and a very powerful figure in the right party, has been particularly combative for months to refuse to see a genocide in Gaza, or tri
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
Spain is more than Barcelona or Valencia. Both the North and the inner part of the country can have crude winters, specially in the mountains. The temperatures range between -22 and 116 Fahrenheit depending on the location. For comparison,
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by pvaldes 7mo ago
Each day a new creepy reason to not visit the country.
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
Dropping bombs has accelerated significantly. The last one to leave, turn the light off.
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
> The species matters a lot. Tilapia, catfish, and carps use very little wild fish in their feed The big problem with herbivores is that nobody really likes their muddy taste. This market only works if you can raise this fishes for free
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
> Deformities are a major problem That
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
> The impact to open-water fisheries can be undone if the markets appreciate farm-raised fish for their quality. Is not so simple. Marine Aquaculture needs huge amounts of wild fishes to feed the farm fishes. The more aquaculture you hav
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
You should aim to improve or replace this parts, not mimic it. Ask yourself: why are they sampling those fishes? Most probably just to take two measures: Weight and size. Age is known and fixed so if you know the three values, you can use c
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
You are working in the wrong direction. There is not point into grabbing live fishes with a robotic hand. In fact, I would strongly advise against trying this approach in hatcheries.
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
Add to this list the two children and an adult unnecessary killed by measles in Texas and New Mexico in 2025 after the disinformation campaign aiming to save the government a few dollars.
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
Their entire career on the other hand has been propped up by booties, analysis finds.
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
People do all sort of crazy things with their cars, because the fearsome "brother-in-law effect". ("Hey, what a nice diesel injection pump do you have here, lets add the frying chips oil to 'clean' it!"). Of co
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
An electric car battery can give 400-800 volt. Enough to kill or cause serious burn damage, unless the time of exposure is really short. Over 500 Volt is classified in medicine as high voltage accident. Carelessly manipulating this batterie
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by pvaldes 8mo ago
> You’d think they would have found evidence if there was any. Maybe somebody closed all public scientific databases, all government science webs, and harassed or fired thousands of scientists. That would explain the lack of public scien
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by pvaldes 9mo ago
This should be seen as a warning of how much time and efforts and money and stability are required to cultivate a discovery that could have never happened. Spanish researcher from Madrid. Hired by US on a grant. Worked hard and became direc
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by pvaldes 9mo ago
And is a hard work. USA buys also research partially finished in other countries for cents a dollar when they hire scientists. Harvesting the low hanging fruit without paying a dime for their first 25 years of education. A big percentage of
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by pvaldes 9mo ago
A new accident today in Catalonia, three train crashes in three days of the Davos Forum with four trains involved. The fourth train crashed against obstacles in the railway. One machinist killed and all commuter trains in the region halted

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