In Maori legend, the silver fern originally lived in the ocean, and then was invited to live in the forests of New Zealand, is to guide the Maori people, the role and significance are very significant. Once upon a time, Maori hunters and warriors relied on the back of the silver fern's shiny leaves to recognize the way home. This was because, by turning the leaves over, the silver side would reflect the light of the stars and moon, illuminating the path through the forest. New Zealanders believe that the silver fern embodies the spirit of the New Zealand nation, so this plant has become the unique symbol and honorary representative of New Zealand. Nowadays, the silver fern can be found all over the country.
Question 2: What is the national flower of New Zealand? How to answer in English New Zealand's national flower
New Zealand's national flower
Question 3: What is the national flower of New Zealand? Cyathea spinosa(1)
Morphological features
Tree ferns. Stem erect, 1-6 meters high. Diameter at breast height 10-20 centimeters, the upper part has remnant petioles, downward densely intertwined with adventitious roots. Leaves spirally arranged at the top of the stem; stem tip and fistular leaf and the base of the petiole are densely covered with scales and furfuraceous scurfy hairs, scales dark brown, glossy, narrowly lanceolate, apex brownish-brown setaceous, with narrow and pale erose margins on both sides; petiole is 30-50 cm long, usually brown or lighter on top, with spiny projections on the side while the rachis and pinnae are spine-like, and a discontinuous lenticellate line on each side of the abaxial surface, upwardly extending into the leaf; Leaf blade large, oblong, 1-2 m long, 0.4-0.5 m wide, ternately pinnatipartite; pinnae 17-20 pairs, alternate, basal pair shortened, ca. 30 cm long, middle pinnae 40-50 cm long, 14-18 cm wide, oblong, bipinnately pinnatipartite; pinnules 18-20 pairs, basal pinnules slightly shortened, middle ones 9-12 cm long, 1.2-1.6 cm wide, lanceolate, apex with an incised line of lenticels upward. lanceolate, apex acuminate and long-tailed, base broadly cuneate, sessile or shortly stipitate, pinnatipartite; lobes 18-20 pairs, obliquely spreading, basal lobes slightly shortened, middle ones ca. 7 mm long, ca. 4 mm wide, falcate-lanceolate, mucronate, margins obtusely toothed; nerves pinnately forked on lobes, basal veinlets arising from base of midvein; leaves papery, drying green, pinnules, pinnules, and above midvein hispid, gray-white scales below. Sporangia inserted at the lateral vein forks, close to the midvein, with spacer filaments, receptacle protruding, capsule spherical, membranous.
Geographical distribution
Cyathea is a large fern in the family Cyatheaceae, and there are 9 genera and 650 species in this family ****, 3 genera and 20 species in China, and 3 genera in Yunnan are all produced, and 9 species are known now. There are three or four species of tree ferns in the tropical and subtropical dense forests in Xishuangbanna, Dehong, Wenshan, Honghe and other areas in Yunnan. Cyathea is fond of warm and humid climate, and often grows in the understory of forests or the shady and humid places beside rivers and streams and valleys. Cyathea fern mainly grows in tropical and subtropical areas, and is also distributed in Southeast Asia and southern Japan.
Ecological habits
It is a semi-shady tree species, preferring warm and humid climate, and grows in alluvial soil or under the forest by the valley and stream. About 180 million years ago, spinulose tree fern was the most prosperous plant on the earth, the same as dinosaurs, the two symbols of "reptile" era. However, after a long period of geological changes, most of the Cyathea ferns on the earth have died, and only a very few of them can be traced in the place called "refuge". There is a piece of subtropical rainforest next to Lezhu Village in Nanjing County, an overseas Chinese hometown in southern Fujian. It is the smallest forest ecosystem nature reserve in China. It is a "rare multi-level monsoon subtropical rainforest in the world". There is Cyathea spinulosa, a rare plant in the world. Cyathea is ranked as the first of eight kinds of protected plants in China. New Zealand is one of the places where Cyathea is produced, and it is also the national flower of New Zealand, which is protected by people. Name summary
Cyathea suō luó [spindle tree firn] Edit this paragraph Morphological features
Cyathea(1)
Tree ferns. Stem erect, 1-6 meters high. Diameter at breast height 10-20 centimeters, the upper part has remnant petioles, downward densely intertwined with adventitious roots. Leaves spirally arranged at the top of the stem; stem tip and fistular leaf and the base of the petiole are densely covered with scales and furfuraceous scurfy hairs, scales dark brown, glossy, narrowly lanceolate, apex brownish-brown setaceous, with narrow and pale erose margins on both sides; petiole is 30-50 cm long, usually brown or lighter on top, with spiny projections on the side while the rachis and pinnae are spine-like, and a discontinuous lenticellar line on each side of the abaxial side, which extends upward to the leaf; Leaf blade large, oblong, 1-2 m long, 0.4-0.5 m wide, ternately pinnatipartite; pinnae 17-20 pairs, alternate, basal pair shortened, ca. 30 cm long, middle pinnae 40-50 cm long, 14-18 cm wide, oblong, bipinnately pinnatipartite; pinnules 18-20 pairs, basal pinnules slightly shortened, middle ones 9-12 cm long, 1.2-1.6 cm wide, lanceolate, apex with an incised line of lenticels upward. lanceolate, apex acuminate and long-tailed, base broadly cuneate, sessile or shortly stipitate, pinnatipartite; lobes 18-20 pairs, obliquely spreading, basal lobes slightly shortened, middle ones ca. 7 mm long, ca. 4 mm wide, falcate-lanceolate, mucronate, margins obtusely toothed; nerves pinnately forked on lobes, basal veinlets arising from base of midvein; leaves papery, drying green, pinnules, pinnules, and above midvein hispid, gray-white scales below. Sporangia inserted at lateral vein forks, near midvein, with spacer filaments, receptacle raised, capsule spherical, membranous. [1][2] Edit this paragraph Geographical distribution
Cyathea leaf
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Question 4: What is the national flower of the United States? Chinese national flower - peony Chilean national flower - lily of the valley British national flower - rose (moonflower) Italian national flower - daisy New Zealand's national flower - spinulose tree fern, silver fern Singapore's national flower - zoysia japonica? Vanda Orchid Spain's national flower - pomegranate Tanzania's national flower - lilac Thailand's national flower - water lily Bangladesh's flower - water lily Egypt's national flower - water lily Japan's national flower - cherry blossom Mexico's national flower - cactus The United States national flower - rose of mountain plant Kenya's national flower - Kenyan orchid Beijing Moon Festival, chrysanthemums Shanghai Yulan Tianjin Moon Festival Chongqing Camellia Hong Kong Safflower Sheepsbane Zhengzhou Moon Festival Jinan Lotus Taiyuan Chrysanthemums Kunming Yunnan Camellia Shenyang Rose Changchun Clivia Harbin Lilac Hohhot Lilac Hangzhou Cinnamon Nanjing Plum Blossom, Cedar -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- List of National Flowers List of City Flowers of China Netherlands Tulip, the national flower of Turkey Tulip, the national flower of Korea Mulberry, the national flower of France Warbler, the national flower of Russia Sunflower, the national flower of Germany Cornflower, the national flower of Australia Acacia, the national flower of Brazil Tropical Orchid, the national flower of Afghanistan Tulip, Algeria Iris, Iris, Ivory *** : Peacock grass, Argentina Ivory, Austria Flamingos, Azania, Brady, Belgium, Azalea, Qingdao Camellia, Moonflower, Wuhan Camellia, Water Cedar. Moonflower, Chrysanthemum Wuhan Camellia, Metasequoia Hefei Pomegranate, Osmanthus Fuzhou Jasmine Nanchang Rafflesia, Moonflower Changsha Azalea Guangzhou Kapok Nanning Fuchsia Chengdu Hibiscus Guiyang Orchid, Viburnum Xi'an Pomegranate *** Roses Lanzhou Roses Yinchuan Roses Xining Lilacs National and City Flowers Countries National Flowers Cities City Flowers Egypt Light Blue Water Lilies Anqing Moon Season Ethiopian Calla Lily Anyang Ziyi Viburnum Ireland White Axis Grass Bengbu Moon Season Austria Velvet Grass Beijing Moonflower, Chrysanthemum Australia Acacia Cangzhou Moonflower Pakistan Vegetable Chime Changchun Monarch Brazil Cattleya Changsha Azalea Bulgaria Turkic Roses Changzhou Moonflower Belgium Azalea, Moonflower, Yumei Chengdu Hibiscus Poland Pansy Chengde Rose North Korea Welcoming red azalea Dali Alpine azalea Danish Muhly Chrysanthemum Dalian Moonflower Germany Cornflower Dandong Azalea Russia Sunflower Foshan Rose France Scented Rooted Iris, Moonflower Fu Xin Yellow rose Philippine hairy jasmine Guangzhou cottonwood Finland lily of the valley Fuzhou jasmine Colombia three-way cattleya Guiyang orchid, violet Cuba ginger flower Guilin cinnamon Korea hibiscus Harbin lilac Netherlands tulip Handan moon season Luxembourg moon season Hangzhou cinnamon Romania dog rose Hefei pomegranate, osmanthus Madagascar traveler's banana Lotus peony Malta Cornflower Hohhot lilac, lilac Malaysia Fusang yellow stone pomegranate U.S. Moon Season Huizhou Delphinium Bengal Water Lily Ji'an Moon Season Peru Sunflower, Candelabra Jinan Lotus Myanmar Dragon Boat Flower Jiamusi Rose Mexico Dahlia, Cactus Jiaxing Azalea, Pomegranate South Africa Creeping Bruguiera Jiaozuo Moon Season Nepal Tree Azalea Jinhua Camellia Portugal Lavender Wellington Mountain Azalea Japan Chrysanthemums, Cherry Blossoms Jingdezhen Camellia Sweden Suzuria Jiujiang Azalea Switzerland Flamingo Kaifeng Moon Season, Chrysanthemums Thailand Water Lilies Kunming Yunnan Camellia Tuberose Bellflower Tulip *** Rose Spain Pomegranate Lanzhou Rose Greece Corydalis Coriolus Versicolor Langfang Moon Season Hungary Tulip ...... >>
Question 5: What is the national flower of each country China's national flower - peony
Chile's national flower - lily of the valley
Britain's national flower - rose (moonflower)
Italy's national flower - daisy
New Zealand's national flower - cyathea, silver fern
Singapore's national flower - zoysia? Vanda Orchid
Spain's National Flower - Pomegranate
Tanzania's National Flower - Lilac
Thailand's National Flower - Water Lily
Bangladeshi Flower - Water Lily
Egypt's National Flower - Water Lily
Japan's National Flower - Primrose
Mexico's National Flower - Cactus
U.S. National Flower. The national flower of the United States of America - the mountain rose
The national flower of Kenya - the Kenyan orchid
The national flower of the Netherlands - the tulip
The national flower of Turkey - the tulip
The national flower of South Korea - the mokumeboshi
The national flower of France - the warbler's tail
The national flower of Russia - the sunflower
The national flower of Germany - the cornflower
The national flower of Australia. National Flower - Acacia
Brazilian National Flower - Tropical Orchid, Hairy Crabapple Orchid
Afghanistan: Tulip
Algeria: Iris, Australian Oleander
*** UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Peacockweed, Passionflower
Argentina: Ivory Red
Austria: Flameweed
Azania: Bradycardia
Belgium.
Belgium: rhododendron, moonflower, yucca
Bhutan: artemisia
Bolivia: cantharis
Bulgaria: Turk's rose
Myanmar: dragon boat flower
Colombia: three-way cattleya
Costa Rica: cattleya
Cuba: ginger flower
Denmark: Chrysanthemum
Ecuador: Ricastellanum
Ethiopia: Calla Lily
Fiji: Fuchsia
Finland: Bellflower
Greece: Corydalis
Honduras: Balsamroot
Liechtenstein: Orange-flowered Lily of the Valley
Hungary: Tulip
India: Lotus
The most important flower in the world is the lily of the valley
The most important flower in the world is the lily of the valley. India: lotus
Indonesia: hairy jasmine
Iraq: moonflower
Iran: Turk's rose, bellflower tulip
Ireland: white honeysuckle Israel: silver lotus
Cambodia: water lily
Latvia: oxeye daisy
Lithuania: rue
Guyana: water lily
Libya: pomegranate
Laos: eggplant
Luxembourg: moonflower
North Korea: red azalea
Madagascar: traveler's banana
Malaysia: fuchsia
Malta: cornflower
Morocco: moonflower, balsamroot
Nicaragua: ginger
Nicaragua: ginger plantain
Nepal: ginger flower
Nicaragua: ginger flower
Nepal: Tree Azalea
Monaco: Mangosteen
Pakistan: Vegetable Chime
Peru: Sunflower, Cantuca
Philippines: Hairy Jasmine
Poland: Pansy
Portugal: Lavender
Romania: Dog Roses
Switzerland: Flamingo
South Africa: Creeping BulrushSweden: Bellflower
Guatemala: Ricastellan
Zimbabwe: Garland
France - Iris
Netherlands - Tulip
Hungary, Iran, and New Zealand have also designated the tulip as their national flower
Australia - Acacia
Brazil - Hairy Crabapple
Germany/Macedonia/Estonia/Malta. -Cornflower
Korea's national flower - Hibiscus
USA - Rose
New Zealand - Cyathea
Mexico - Cactus
Switzerland - Yedwig
San Marino - Cyclamen
Tanzania's national flower - lilac
Spain - pomegranate
Greece -Olive Blossom
Singapore - Vanda Orchid
Chile - Lily of the Valley
Argentina. Cottonwood
Ethiopia - Calla Lily
Monaco - Dianthus
Myanmar - Euphorbia
Belgium --Egypt, Thailand - water lilies
Cambodia - daffodils
Hong Kong, China Hong Kong, China -- Saffron crocus (Bauhinia)
Nepal -- Red azalea
Laos -- Eggplant
Pakistan/ Indonesia/Philippines - Jasmine
Vietnam, India - Lotus ... >>
Question 6: What is the national flower of which country? China's national flower - peony Chile's national flower - lily of the valley England's national flower - rose (moonflower) Italy's national flower - daisy New Zealand's national flower - spinulose fern, silver fern Singapore's national flower - johkum? Vanda orchid Spanish national flower - pomegranate Tanzanian national flower - lilac Thailand national flower - water lily Bangladeshi flower - water lily Egyptian national flower - water lily Japanese national flower - cherry blossom Mexican national flower - cactus U.S. national flower - rose of the mountain plant Kenya national flower - Kenyan orchid Dutch national flower - tulip Turkish national flower - tulip Korea national flower - mokumeboshi French national flower - warbler's tail Russia's national flower - sunflower Sunflower German National Flower - Cornflower Australian National Flower - Acacia Brazilian National Flower - Tropical Orchid, Hairy Crabapple Orchid Afghanistan: Tulip Algeria: Iris, Australian Oleander *** UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Peacockweed, Larkspur Argentina: Ivory Red Austria: Fiery Velvet Azania: Brahmaputi Belgium: Rhododendron, Lunaris, Yumi Bhutan: Artemisia Green Bolivia: Cantuca Bulgaria: Turkic Roses Burma: Dragon Boat Flower Colombia: Three-way Cattleya Costa Rica: Cattleya Cuba: Ginger Blossom Denmark: Wood Spring Chrysanthemum Ecuador: Licorice Orchid Ethiopia: Calla Lily Fiji: Fuchsia Finland: Suzuran Greece: Fragrant Corydalis Honduras: Balsamrock Liechtenstein: Orange-flowered Pearl-bud Lily Hungary: Tulip India: Lotus Indonesia: Hairy Jasmine Iraq: Lunar Season Iran: Turkic Roses, Bellflower Tulip Ireland: white plantain Israel: silver lotus Cambodia: water lily Latvia: oxeye daisy Lithuania: rue Guyana: water lily Libya: pomegranate Laos: eggplant Luxembourg: moonflower North Korea: welcome red azalea Madagascar: traveler's plantain Malaysia: fuchsia Malta: cornflower Morocco: moonflower, balsamroot Nicaragua: gingerbush Nepal: tree azalea Monaco: balsamroot Pakistan: Peru: sunflower, candelabra Philippines: hairy jasmine Poland: pansy Portugal: lavender Romania: dog rose Switzerland: flamingo South Africa: creeping Brodia Sweden: lily of the valley Guatemala: ligustrum Zimbabwe: kalanchoe
Question 7: What is the National Flower of Russia China's National Flower - peony
Canada's National Flower - maple
Question 8: What is the National Flower of Russia? -Maple
Chile's national flower - lily of the valley
Britain's national flower - rose (moonflower)
Italy's national flower - daisy
New Zealand's national flower - spinulose fern, silver fern
Singapore's national flower - johkum? Vanda Orchid
Spain's National Flower - Pomegranate
Tanzania's National Flower - Lilac
Thailand's National Flower - Water Lily
Bangladesh's National Flower - Water Lily
Egypt's National Flower - Water Lily
Japan's National Flower - Sakura
Mexico's National Flower - Cactus
U.S. National Flower - Mountain Flowering Rose
Kenya National Flower - Kenyan Orchid
Netherlands National Flower - Tulip
Turkey National Flower - Tulip
South Korea National Flower - Mulberry
France National Flower - Warbler's Tail
Russia National Flower - Sunflower
Germany National Flower - Cornflower
Australia National Flower - Acacia
Brazilian National Flower - Rosa Canina
The National Flower of Brazil is the Rosa Centifolia. p>
Brazilian National Flower - Tropical Orchid, Hairy Crabapple Orchid
Afghanistan: Tulip
Algeria: Iris, Australian Oleander
*** UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Peacockweed, Passion Flower
Argentina: Ivory Red
Austria: Flameweed
AZAZANIA: Brahmi
Belgium.
Belgium: rhododendron, moonflower, yucca
Bhutan: tarragon
Bolivia: candelilla
Bulgaria: Turk's rose
Myanmar: dragon boat flower
Colombia: three-way cattleya
Costa Rica: cattleya
Cuba: ginger flower
Denmark: wood spring chrysanthemum
Ecuador: Ricastellan
Ethiopia: Calla Lily
Fiji: Fuchsia
Finland: Suzuran
Greece: Corydalis
Honduras: Balsamrose
Liechtenstein: Orange Blossom Pearlbud Lily
Hungary: Tulip
India: Lotus
Indonesia: Woolly Jasmine
The Netherlands: Horsetail
The United States.
Indonesia: woolly jasmine
Iraq: moonflower
Iran: Turk's rose, bellflower tulip
Ireland: white honeysuckle Israel: silver lotus
Cambodia: waterlily
Latvia: oxeye chrysanthemum
Lithuania: rue
Guyana: waterlily
Libya Laos: Eggplant
Luxembourg: Moonflower
North Korea: Red Azalea
Madagascar: Traveler's Banana
Malaysia: Fuchsia
Malta: Cornflower
Morocco: Moonflower, Balsam Feverfew
Nicaragua: Gingerbush
Nepal: Tree Rhododendron
The most important of all, it is the most important of all, and it is the only one of the world's most popular plants. Azalea
Monaco: balsam ferns
Pakistan: vegetal chime
Peru: sunflower, cantuca
Philippines: hairy jasmine
Poland: pansy
Portugal: lavender
Romania: dog rose
Switzerland: flamingo
South Africa: prostrate Bradypodium
Sweden: lily of the valley
Guatemala: Ricastellan
Zimbabwe: Garland
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Question 8: What is the national flower of Russia? What is the national flower of the United States? What is the national flower of the Netherlands? China's national flower - peony
Canada's national flower - maple
Chile's national flower - lily of the valley
Britain's national flower - rose (moonflower)
Italy's national flower - daisy
New Zealand's national flower - spinulose fern, silver fern
Singapore's national flower --Singapore's National Flower Vanda Orchid
Spain's National Flower - Pomegranate
Tanzania's National Flower - Lilac
Thailand's National Flower - Water Lily
Bangladesh's Flower - Water Lily
Egypt's National Flower - Water Lily
Japan's National Flower - Sakura
Mexico's National Flower - Cactus
U.S. National Flower - Mountain Flowering Rose
Kenya National Flower - Kenyan Orchid
Netherlands National Flower - Tulip
Turkey National Flower - Tulip
South Korea National Flower - Mulberry
France National Flower - Warbler's Tail
Russia National Flower - Sunflower
Germany National Flower - Cornflower
Australia National Flower - Acacia
Brazilian National Flower - Rosa Canina
The National Flower of Brazil is the Rosa Centifolia. p>
Brazilian National Flower - Tropical Orchid, Hairy Crabapple Orchid
Afghanistan: Tulip
Algeria: Iris, Australian Oleander
*** UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Peacockweed, Passion Flower
Argentina: Ivory Red
Austria: Flameweed
AZAZANIA: Brahmi
Belgium.
Belgium: rhododendron, moonflower, yucca
Bhutan: tarragon
Bolivia: candelilla
Bulgaria: Turk's rose
Myanmar: dragon boat flower
Colombia: three-way cattleya
Costa Rica: cattleya
Cuba: ginger flower
Denmark: wood spring chrysanthemum
Ecuador: Ricastellan
Ethiopia: Calla Lily
Fiji: Fuchsia
Finland: Suzuran
Greece: Corydalis
Honduras: Balsamrose
Liechtenstein: Orange Blossom Pearlbud Lily
Hungary: Tulip
India: Lotus
Indonesia: Woolly Jasmine
The Netherlands: Horsetail
The United States.
Indonesia: woolly jasmine
Iraq: moonflower
Iran: Turk's rose, bellflower tulip
Ireland: white honeysuckle Israel: silver lotus
Cambodia: waterlily
Latvia: oxeye chrysanthemum
Lithuania: rue
Guyana: waterlily
Libya Laos: Eggplant
Luxembourg: Moonflower
North Korea: Red Azalea
Madagascar: Traveler's Banana
Malaysia: Fuchsia
Malta: Cornflower
Morocco: Moonflower, Balsam Feverfew
Nicaragua: Gingerbush
Nepal: Tree Rhododendron
The most important of all, it is the most important of all, and it is the only one of the world's most popular plants. Azalea
Monaco: balsam ferns
Pakistan: vegetal chime
Peru: sunflower, cantuca
Philippines: hairy jasmine
Poland: pansy
Portugal: lavender
Romania: dog rose
Switzerland: flamingo
South Africa: prostrate Bradypodi
Sweden: lily of the valley
Guatemala: Ricastellan
Zimbabwe: Garland... >>
Question 9: What is the national flower of each country in the world? National Flower of Each Country National Flower of China--Peony National Flower of Chile--Lily The National Flower of England--Rose (Moonflower) National Flower of Italy--Daisy National Flower of New Zealand--Spinulose, Silver Fern National Flower of Singapore--Drosera? Vanda orchid Spanish national flower - pomegranate Tanzanian national flower - lilac Thailand national flower - water lily Bangladeshi flower - water lily Egyptian national flower - water lily Japanese national flower - cherry blossom Mexican national flower - cactus U.S. national flower - rose of the mountain plant Kenya national flower - Kenyan orchid Dutch national flower - tulip Turkish national flower - tulip Korea national flower - mokumeboshi French national flower - warbler's tail Russia's national flower - sunflower Sunflower German National Flower - Cornflower Australian National Flower - Acacia Brazilian National Flower - Tropical Orchid, Hairy Crabapple Orchid Afghanistan: Tulip Algeria: Iris, Australian Oleander *** UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Peacockweed, Larkspur Argentina: Ivory Red Austria: Fiery Velvet Azania: Brahmi Belgian: Rhododendron, Lunaris, Eryngium Bhutan: Artemisia Green Bolivia: Cantuca Bulgaria: Turkic Roses Burma: Dragon Boat Flower Colombia: Three-way Cattleya Costa Rica: Cattleya Cuba: Ginger Blossom Denmark: Wood Spring Chrysanthemum Ecuador: Licorice Orchid Ethiopia: Calla Lily Fiji: Fuchsia Finland: Suzuran Greece: Fragrant Corydalis Honduras: Balsamrock Liechtenstein: Orange Blossom Beadbud Lily Hungary: Tulip India: Lotus Indonesia: Woolly Jasmine Iraq: Lunar Season Iran: Turkic Roses, Bellflower Tulip Ireland: white plantain Israel: silver lotus Cambodia: water lily Latvia: oxeye daisy Lithuania: rue Guyana: water lily Libya: pomegranate Laos: eggplant Luxembourg: moonflower North Korea: welcome red azalea Madagascar: traveler's plantain Malaysia: fuchsia Malta: cornflower Morocco: moonflower, balsamroot Nicaragua: gingerbush Nepal: tree azalea Monaco: balsamroot Pakistan: Peru: sunflower, candelabra Philippines: hairy jasmine Poland: pansy Portugal: lavender Romania: dog rose Switzerland: fireweed South Africa: creeping Bulrush Sweden: lily of the valley Guatemala: Ricastellan Zimbabwe: kalanchoe
Question 10: Describe New Zealand's national flower in 300 words essay Silver fern, the New Zealand Maori people call the first dew. The silver fern is the national flower of New Zealand, and as such, it has become a kind of national symbol. This fern is mostly wild and can be seen in all rainforest areas within New Zealand. The silver side then reflects the light of the stars and moon.
In Maori legend, the silver fern originally lived in the ocean, and then was invited to live in the forests of New Zealand to guide the Maori people, and her role and significance are very significant. Once upon a time, Maori hunters and warriors relied on the back of the silver fern's glittering leaves to recognize the way home. For, by turning its leaves over, the silver side would reflect the light of the stars and moon, illuminating the path through the forest. New Zealanders believe that the silver fern can reflect the national spirit of New Zealand, therefore, this plant has become a unique symbol of New Zealand and honorary representatives, whether in the chest lapel pins, or products and services of the roll label, the country can be found on the silver fern pattern.
(Below is the silver fern, the national flower of New Zealand)