What is the use of plants on the walls of the British Tube Wall like ears, the color gray and beige

Seed "Temple".

The Seed Sanctuary itself is made up of about 60,000 slender transparent acrylic "tentacles" that stretch outward and sway in the wind. During the day, each metre-long tentacle acts like a fiber optic to conduct light to illuminate the interior, creating a sense of openness and solemnity. At night, the light source contained in the "tentacles" will make the entire pavilion glow with dazzling light and shadow.

The tour inside the Temple of the Seed introduces opportunities for future change and development, as well as the ideas embedded within the Seed. The interior of the British Pavilion will provide visitors with a unique visual display of "tentacles" inserted into the interior of the pavilion, and each "tentacle" is embedded with different types and shapes of plant seeds, which have contributed significantly to various national and international cooperation projects. Kew's Millennium Seed Bank is the world's largest seed bank of wild plants.

The seed collection in the Millennium Seed Bank project at Kew Royal Botanic Gardens, London, is rich in seed biodiversity and holds unlimited potential for innovation and discovery: everything from new medicines and raw materials to building technology, communication systems and even sustainable energy.

These thousands of seeds come from the Wildlife Seed Bank of the Kunming Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences. The Kunming Institute of Boany's Wildlife Seed Bank is also a partner of Kew's Millennium Seed Bank Project.

It's a futuristic plant, a mushroom that can be used to reduce noise.

Through 8 real plant life stories and 8 plant stories that may be realized in the future, it shows how plants and nature shape the future of urban life.

It's hard to see what kind of species it is, and the effect is not very good, so you can't see whether it's monocotyledonous or dicotyledon. Seed identification requires careful identification from the seed coat to the embryo. Of course, there is also the easiest way, which is to ask the producer of this specimen directly.

Did you photograph this seed? If you don't have an LED light source, you need an LED light source, and you can recreate the effect of the LED light source illuminating the seeds of the British Pavilion at the World Expo.

If you know the structure of the ear, you will know why plants can also perceive it. The ear is composed of three parts: the outer ear, the middle ear, and the inner ear. The external ear includes the pinna and the external auditory canal, which we usually talk about"Ears"In fact, it is only the part of the auricle, which has the effect of collecting sound.

The middle ear consists of the tympanic chamber, tympanic sinus, mastoid process, and eustachian tube. The outer ear receives sounds from the outside world and will cause the eardrum to vibrate along the ear canal. The vibration of the eardrum in the middle ear causes the three ossicles – the cone, the stapes and the iron – to vibrate and transmit sound to the inner ear.

The inner ear has a complex structure, so it is also called"Get lost", consisting of the cochlea in the anterior, the vestibule in the middle, and the semicircular canal in the posterior. The vibration of sound waves is transmitted to the inner ear, and the vibration of the eardrum can be transmitted through the ossicular chain to become the vibration of the vestibular window, causing the movement of the cochlear lymph fluid in the inner ear, so that the auditory hair cells are excited and the auditory sense is formed. The cochlea is responsible for processing sound signals.

Therefore, the ear is nothing more than a receptor, transmitter and amplifier of sound waves, and the final generation of nerve impulses is still done by cells. In this case, why can't plant cells perceive **?

Rely on the cells to feel the vibrations of sound.

can be heard.

Rely on the cells to feel the vibrations of sound.

A type of sound that relies on nerve cells to sense the vibrations and signs of sound.

Because scientists like to fart.

Plants that like to listen to ** love to listen.

Plants in general don't like it anymore.

The perfume sent by the French Pavilion is issued every day by a fierce waiter.

There seems to be no chocolate in the Belgian pavilion.

The last time I went was to send a small biscuit...

I don't know if there's any tease now.

Impossible, won't be so cheap yours

Tao-bao is **, I bought it. Wish.

As the season gets deeper.

Some people order it because it is collectible and commemorative!

After entering the "Temple of Seeds", visitors will find that each of the 60,000 acrylic rods contains seeds of different types and shapes. They could be a pine cone, a coffee bean, or a seed ...... you can't nameThe seeds come from the Millennium Seed Bank project in collaboration between the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Kunming Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences. The Kunming Institute of Botany has carefully selected the seeds of more than 890 kinds of plants, which have a wide variety of plants, including ornamental plants, medicinal plants, food crops, fruits and vegetables, oil crops, etc., most of which come from China, including rare plants endemic to China, such as dove tree, ginkgo biloba, etc.

It's all real seeds, and I heard that the ones who went also sent seeds, but unfortunately I didn't have anything when I went, and I thought it made sense to buy that seed.

It is a real seed, because it has the special significance of the World Expo, so many people want to collect it, and there are some for sale.

Appearance: Looks"Dandelion"It's actually made of acrylic.

As for the rush to buy: on the one hand, it is collectible, and on the other hand, the power of online speculation is not small.