More plant concepts that would be on different planets and had different purposes that the player would have to explore and find out.
Some extraterrestrial plant designs for my personal game project. :)
Game Design, Blender 3D, GIMP
Abstract. Plant invasions are widely recognized as significant threats to biodiversity conservation worldwide. One way invasions can affect native ecosyste
Effective management of invading alien plants in natural and semi-natural systems is imperative if we are to prevent enormous impacts. An integrated approach involving the combined use of a range of methods is usually necessary to control invasive alien plants effectively. The various methods that are available are usually classified as: mechanical methods (felling, removing of invading alien plants, often in conjunction with burning); chemical methods (using environmentally safe herbicides); and biological control (using species-specific insects and diseases from the alien plant's country of origin). Approaches available for integrated control depend on the species under consideration (features of individual species and the number and identity of species that occur together), features of the invaded systems, the availability of resources and other factors. Mechanical and chemical control are short-term activities, whereas rigorous and disciplined follow-up and rehabilitation are necessary in the medium term. Biological control can provide effective control in the short and medium term in some cases, and it is often the only really sustainable solution in the longer term. We suggest that the biological attributes of plants represent a stable set of attributes, which enable managers to devise control approaches, but that such approaches are likely to be upset by stochastic events such as fires, floods or budget cuts. While an approach of adaptive management, based on trial, error and continual improvement is a logical way in which to progress, the advent of powerful computer simulation modelling technologies will allow managers to do hundreds of 'trial and error' runs in order to explore the consequences of certain courses of action. This should represent an improvement on the current state of affairs, and should allow for better decision-making. We present a series of simulations to illustrate this point. van Wilgen, Brian; Richardson, Dave; Higgins, Steven Ian
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The plants of 'Avatar' in the real world: this is the light that they give off ... Yorokobu
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Design for an alien plant, acting as landscape pathing prop and hazard for players.
A series of plant designs for Pantropy. Mostly inspired by coral and fungi.
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by Duncan Bell and Kim Clark On Saturday the 20th we wandered into the Algodones Dunes Wilderness to help some visiting botanists from Sweden locate the unusual Pholisma sonorae (desert sand food). We searched for hours in near 100 degree temps, finally locating a few individuals. This species is under great threat from off highway recreational vehicles, and even in the closed wilderness area this rare plant was difficult to locate. Pholisma sonorae, 1B.2 by Kim Clark We joined up with Dave and Ed from the San Diego Chapter, and camped Saturday evening in spectacular McCain Valley. Sunday morning the 21st (happy birthday John Muir!) we visited a number of populations of Linanthus bellus (desert beauty) that are only known from a few localities in California. In McCain Valley, they are now under threat from the Tule wind project that begins bulldozing in the very near future. Linanthus bellus, 2.3 by Kim Clark We spent the rest of Sunday in the Table Mountain ACEC (Area of Critical Environmental Concern) and we were greatly rewarded by a number of rare plant species including Ipomopsis tenulifolia (slender leaved skyrocket) which in California is only really found in the Jacumba Mountain area. These rare plant species have a greater level of conservation being within the boundaries of the ACEC and it is a reminder that many of our plant species and their habitats are fragile and need special protection. Ipomopsis tenuifolia, 2.3 by Kim Clark
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