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... extensive woodland, having been planted with Pine, Tristania, Acacia and rhododendrons and protected from damage by hill fire. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty. ACCESS The island is served by "Kai-tos" and there are footpaths leading to the area...

... weeding to facilitate growth of the plants. Harvesting: Ready for harvest when the plants come into 8 to 10 leaves. It takes about 60 days from sowing to harvesting. Horticulture Section, AFCD November 2014 ...

... of existing vegetation and the cycling safety of bikers (e.g. designated mountain bike trail can reduce the chance of bikers getting lost in the wood; it could also reduce the difficulty of search and rescue operation in case of accidents). Pursuant to Regulation 4(1) of the Country Parks and Special...

.... A department spokesman said it was common for travellers returning from Mainland China to bring back orchids without a licence, particularly around Chinese New Year. "There were 30 seizures of orchids at customs checkpoints during the Chinese New Year last year," the spokesman said. As orchids are...

... Yan Chau Tong Marine Parks (since 1996) Seagrass bed Seagrass is a marine flowering plant that grows on sandy and muddy substrate. Seagrass functions to prevent the loss of coastal soil. It also provides shelter for juvenile and larvae of most fishes and marine invertebrates, and serve as food for...

.... A department spokesman said it was common for travellers returning from Mainland China to bring back orchids without a licence, particularly around Chinese New Year. "There were 30 seizures of orchids at customs checkpoints during the Chinese New Year last year," the spokesman said. As orchids are...

...                  Portunus  pelagicus      (Portunidae) The Blue-swimming Crab is a local delicacy. It is often seen half buried in sand or mud.         The species of commensal crab is always associated with crinoids, often occurring as a male and female pair.   Tropiometra  afra function openPictureWindow_Fever(imageType...

... thereafter. It is best suited to sunny and not humid environments. (1 d.c. = 0.0674 ha.) Harvest : Asparagus Lettuce is ready for harvest at 60~70 days after sowing when the succulent stem is 35 cm or above in length prior to bolting. Horticulture Section, AFCD Back  Back to Top ...

....   Upon the commencement, it is not an offence under the Ordinance that a person grows or maintains a GM papaya in the field or administers a live recombinant veterinary vaccine to an animal. On the other hand, prior approval from the Director is required for the import for environmental release of...

... in size within the same individual and this feature is used to differentiate it from the other Leptastrea species. This species is often colonized by boring organisms such as tube worms and the coral will grow around these organisms forming horn-like structures on the upper surfaces of the colony...