What is Pompeii in the desert? What flowers are in the desert?

Pompeii is an ancient city in the Campania region in the southwest corner of the Apennine Peninsula, about 240 kilometers from Rome, near Naples in southern Italy, 10 kilometers southeast of Mount Vesuvius. It is about 20 kilometers west of the beautiful Bay of Naples, and it is a summer resort with mountains and the sea in the background.

It was built in the 4th century BC and destroyed in 79 AD by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. However, due to the fact that they were buried by volcanic ash, the streets and houses were relatively well preserved, and the archaeological excavations continued from 1748 to the present day, providing important information for understanding the social life and culture and art of ancient Rome.

Dura-europos [A] (Greek: δ was a Greek, Parthian, and Roman border city built on a cliff 90 metres (300 ft) above the southwest bank of the Euphrates River. It was located near the village of Salhiyé in present-day Syria.

In 113 BC, the Parthians conquered the city and occupied it during a brief Roman interval (114 AD) until 165 AD. Under Parthian rule, it became an important provincial administrative center. The Romans decisively captured Dura Europos in 165 CE and greatly expanded it as their stronghold in the easternmost part of Mesopotamia until it was captured by the Sassanid Empire after the siege of 256–57 CE.

Its population was evicted, the city abandoned, covered with sand and mud, and disappeared from sight.

Dura-Europos is extremely important for archaeological reasons and is known as the "Pompeii of the Desert". Since it was abandoned after its conquest in 256-57 CE, nothing was built on it, and later building plans did not obscure the architectural features of the ancient city. Located on the edge of the empire, it is a blend of cultural traditions, most of which are preserved under the ruins of the city.

Some remarkable finds have been discovered, including numerous temples, wall decorations, inscriptions, military equipment, tombs, and even dramatic evidence of the Sassanid Siege.

It was looted and largely destroyed by ISIS during the Syrian civil war between 2011 and 2014.

Pompeii was a city in ancient Rome that was destroyed by a volcanic eruption. Since it was later excavated by archaeologists in its entirety, it retains the original appearance of the city at that time. Therefore, Pompeii, China, can be used to describe those ancient ruins that suddenly disappeared and were well preserved.

Pompeii refers to a city in ancient Rome.

1. Starfish flower.

An annual herb, about 30-50cm tall, with alternate leaves, pinnate leaves, and the peel will swell into a balloon, strange and cute, with hidden seeds and fragrant seeds. It is advisable to sow in autumn, and the growth is weak in spring. Succulents, native to South Africa, are five-pointed star-shaped, dark purple-red, shaped like starfish, starfish flowers like warm and sunny and extremely drought tolerant.

2. Raw stone flowers.

Raw stone flower is a perennial fleshy herb. The plant has hypertrophied fleshy roots, and in its natural state the plant has few lateral roots, only a few fibrous roots with capillary roots at the end of the taproot that are tapering, but when the taproot is broken, it will germinate lateral roots. There is a crack at the top of the plant, which blooms in the crack, the flowers are solitary, daisy-shaped, the flower stem is 2-3 cm, the flowers are white or yellow, and the flowering period is from midsummer to mid-autumn.

3. Pickled fruit sand jujube.

It is a plant of the genus S. spp. in the family Knotaceae. It is distributed in Kazakhstan, Mongolia and Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang in Chinese mainland, growing at an altitude of 300 meters to 800 meters, mostly growing in the gravel desert of flood fans, and has not been artificially introduced and cultivated.

4. Buddha belly tree.

The skin of the stem of the Buddha belly tree is gray and easy to fall off. The leaves are clustered at the tips of branches, green, smooth and slightly waxy white powder. The leaves are, spiny, and persist on the stems and branches for a long time.

The inflorescence is 15 cm long, bifid and bifurcated repeatedly, and the flowers are bright red. The Buddha's belly tree is native to Central America, southern Honduras, northern Nicaragua, etc.

5. Caragana in the middle.

Caragana intermediates is the main shrub species for soil and water conservation and sand fixation afforestation, and it is also an excellent charcoal forest species. Stem fibers can be used for paper and man-made fiberboard; Young branches, leaves and flowers can be used as fodder, and seeds can be pressed for oil. It is distributed in Inner Mongolia, northern Shaanxi and Ningxia.

Grows on semi-fixed and fixed sandy and loess hills. It is introduced to the loess slopes in Lanzhou area, does not irrigate, and grows well.

Desert rose, quite tenacious Desert rose is actually a lichen, a bit like the shape of a pine branch, it looks like a bunch of hay, and the grass that is really withered, dry, and dead is ugly. But its resurrection took only 8 days! Put such a lump of hay in a large glass bowl, fill it with water, and on the first day, there was no movement, or a handful of withered grass soaked in water; The next day, there was a center, which had stretched a little from the inside out, and there was a little bit of green, not yet color; On the third day, the vague feeling of green was already the color of a green pine branch, giving off the smell of damp moss, and although the edges were still dry, it opened itself up and showed us that it really had a rose-shaped pattern.

Since then, every day, the greenery at its core has expanded an inch. Fill it with water every day, and by the end, the green has extended to all its fingers, layer by layer. On the eighth day, what was unfolded in front of people was a complete, rich, resurrected desert rose, a desert rose that bloomed to the fullest!

Cactus, desert rose, tamarix.

We know that the best way to get to the desert is camels. Because camels have humps, when the dry season comes and there is a shortage of food, camels rely on absorbing fat from the hump to sustain themselves. Its feet are fat and large, with pads under its feet, which are suitable for walking on sand; The nose can be opened and closed, which is suitable for resisting the invasion of wind and sand; Its eye structure also protects it from harsh sunlight.

So, it can live freely in the desert. So how does the camel save water like gold in the dry and hot desertThe key reason why the camel can walk in the desert for a long time is that its body structure has changed very differently from other animals to adapt to the life of the desert work area, and its drainage is far lower than that of humans.

Camels do not drink too much water when they get it, or rather, the water they drink is only used to satisfy and alleviate the dehydration at that time, and to restore the body fluids to normal volume levels. From this point of view, the water required to sustain life activities in camels without water intake comes from the decrease in body fluids. The volume of normal body fluids minus the volume of body fluids at maximum dehydration is the maximum amount of water that a camel's body fluid system can provide.

Camels can tolerate a 25 to 30 per cent weight loss in the summer desert, which means 125,150 kg of water loss for a 500 kg camel, and conversely, 125,150 kg of water "reserves" for a 500 kg camel. This is obviously much larger than one might think of as a hump and a water bladder, and it is the camel's body fluid system that has a real "reservoir", not a locus or a water bladder.

Compatible with the camel's high resistance to dehydration, there is a special highly concentrated protein in the blood of the camel, which has a strong water retention capacity, in the case of extreme dehydration of the camel, this plasma protein can still maintain the water in the blood, ensure the normal operation of blood circulation, ensure the thermal diffusion of the body core to the body surface, and increase the vitality of the high temperature dehydration state.

First of all, "sand" is wrong, from a geological or engineering point of view, it should be "sand". According to the particle size and other factors, it can be roughly divided into 5 kinds, and most of the species you said, Yingda mostly belongs to the ranks of fine sand-medium sand-coarse sand. Specific interest can be found through the geotechnical investigation specifications!

There should be a lot of sand and gravel, all of which are caused by weathering over the years.

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The camel in the desert refers to the ship of the desert, which means perseverance. The road of life is as endless as the desert, and when we cross this desert, we will encounter many tests, and we must persevere like a camel and not give up in order to reach our destination.

When it comes to the desert, people will naturally think of camels, because camels have the ability to survive in drought and harsh environments, as well as the special ability to travel long distances in the desert, so everyone who lives in the desert Gobi region praises it, and it is generally recognized as the "ship of the desert".

Because the camel is tall and good at carrying weights, it was called the camel in ancient China. Camel, negative also. Today's cloud camel, the turn of the sound of the cover. "Camels, strange animals from abroad, all have two peaks like a saddle, its feet are three segments, and its color is pale brown.

Negative objects to a thousand catties, where there is a load, bend the foot first. According to the Book of Han, the country of Loulan in the Lop Nur area was "full of camels".