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We provide opportunities for anyone to single reuse or reproduce or mix our content including image and video for certain purposes and reasons. We determine the compensation for the single reuse of such single property as follows:

Single Picture:

50 US dollars.
special request: discussed further.

Single Video, Footage and Clip:

less 60 seconds: 150 US dollars
60-120 seconds: 250 US dollars.
120-180 seconds: 300 US dollars.
more 180 seconds: discussed further.
special request: discussed further.

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Pong pong (Cerbera odollam)

Bintaro or pong pong ( Cerbera odollam ) is a plant species in Apocynaceae, a medium-sized tree with circular branches around the trunk, non-woody, gummy white, highly poisonous and the leaves are used for bioinsecticide, seeds are used as biodiesel material and often used for ornamental plants. C. odollam is less than 17 meters tall, grows upright, has low and sideways branches to form an umbrella canopy, the bark is thin and dark brown, lots of white sap, the whole stem has traces of circular petioles. Leaves have large stalks with thick strands, inverted or elongated ovoid, 4.5-7 cm wide, 15-30 cm long, blunt base, sharp tip, a large bone in the middle with sideways veins, dark green and shiny upper surface, the lower surface is lighter. The white flower is located at the end of the stem and long stalk. Trumpet-shaped crown with five tongues, tube 1.5-2 cm long, white with yellow tunnels and a few yellow hairs. The fruit is round, green in color with a green fibrous shell enclosi...

Cogon grass (Imperata cylindrica)

Alang-alang or cogon grass ( Imperata cylindrica ) is a plant species in Poaceae, annual grass, sharp leaf, long buds and scaly, creeping under the ground, very adaptive and grows in all climates which often become weeds on agricultural land. I. cylindrica has a sharp pointed tip of the bud and emerges from the ground, height of 0.2-1.5 m but in other places it may be more, short stems, rising up to the ground and flowering white or purplish, often with wreath of hair under the segment. Leaf strands in the form of long ribbons, lancet-tipped with a narrow base and gutter-shaped, 12-80 cm long, very coarse edge and jagged sharply, long hair at the base with broad, pale leaf bones in the middle. The flowers are panicles, 6-28 cm long with long-haired and white-colored ears for 1 cm which are used as a tool to blow off the fruit when ripe. Cogon grass breeds quickly with seeds that spread quickly with the wind or through rhizomes that quickly penetrate the soil. Alang-alang does...

Guangzhou fungus beetle (Dichodontocis guangzhouensis) similar to Dichodontocis uncinatus and Dichodontocis queenslandicus

NEWS - Guangzhou fungus beetle ( Dichodontocis guangzhouensis sp. nov.) and larvae from Guangdong Province, China, were described as a new species to science similar to Dichodontocis uncinatus Kawanabe (1994) and Dichodontocis queenslandicus (Lawrence, 2016). Currently, only 3 species of Dichodontocis Kawanabe are known in the world. The type species, D. uncinatus is distributed in southwestern Japan (Yakushima Island). D. queenslandicus is found in the rainforests of Australia (Queensland). The new species is known from Guangzhou (Tianlu Lake Forest Park), China. D. guangzhouensis is similar to D. uncinatus with the elytral setae appearing more distinctly seriate and regular in that species than in D. guangzhouensis , both anal veins of the hindwing are absent, but in D. guangzhouensis the hindwing has apical color spots and the impression of the anterior margin of the pronotum of D. guangzhouensis is broad and deep and extends posteriorly, clearly beyond the base of the horn...

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