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How do hyacinths reproduce?

Propagation by lateral buds. I bought a hyacinth in a pot. After the pot was overturned, the lateral buds fell off the big bulb. The lateral buds have taken root when grown alone. However, it will take two years for the lateral buds to bloom.

Artificial breeding of yellow muntjac

Original Poster: Hanying Luanyue

Yellow muntjac 1. Introduction to yellow muntjac Red muntjac (scientific name: Muntiacus muntjak) is the largest muntjac, also known as yellow muntjac, with a body length of about 1 meter, a tail length of 17 to 21 centimeters, and a weight of 25 to 30 kilograms. Yellow muntjacs often appear around the forest, especially in the morning and evening, and less active during the day. Yellow muntjacs can reach adulthood in about one year. But usually, yellow muntjacs of about one year are not the largest. Yellow muntjacs of about 3 years old are the largest, and it is normal to grow to about 25 kilograms. Yellow muntjacs have strong fertility and reproduce all year round. Female muntjacs are 8 months old, and male muntjacs are sexually mature at 12 months old. They usually mate in January and February, with a gestation period of 6 months and give birth in July and August, with 1 to 2 cubs per litter. Sometimes the reproductive season can be extended to the end of autumn. 2. The living habits of yellow muntjacs Yellow muntjacs are mostly active at dusk or at night, and are used to resting in the enclosure during the day. According to this characteristic, the farm is divided into an activity area and a rest area, which is not only beneficial to management, but also adapted to the life pattern of muntjacs. Yellow muntjacs mainly feed on branches and leaves of various plants, and also like to eat fruits, young leaves, and tender shoots. Sometimes they steal farmland crops such as soybeans, peanuts, and alkaline plants. The plants that yellow muntjacs feed on reached 215 species, belonging to 58 families. Among them, there were 114 woody plants (accounting for 53.02%), 95 herbaceous plants (accounting for 44.19%), and 6 ferns (accounting for 2.79%). Plants with a feeding frequency of more than 0.01% are mainly concentrated in 25 families, totaling 55 species, and the feeding frequency of these species reached 89.23% of the total feeding frequency. There is no obvious difference in the plant species that yellow muntjacs feed on in different seasons, but there are seasonal differences in the choice of food types. The selectivity of yellow muntjac for plant parts varies seasonally. Judging from the feeding parts, yellow muntjac is a fine feeder that mainly feeds on tender branches and leaves. Whether in the dry season or the rainy season, yellow muntjac mainly feeds in thorny shrubs and shrub grassland habitats. In the wild, yellow muntjacs replenish their water needs by drinking water directly, which is particularly evident in the dry season.