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Rare Nepalese Orchid is Being Threatened by Illegal Trading
Orchids are possibly the most trafficked flowers globally, both officially and illegally, due to their beauty, therapeutic properties, and food value.
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Cirrus Cloud Seen in Infrared Satellite Could Assist with Severe Weather Warning
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