CLEAN : Ghost orchid scientists aim to restore rare Florida flowers

The video discusses the Mexican bromeliad weevil and its environment, highlighting the threats faced by ghost orchids, primarily due to poaching. It outlines conservation efforts, including reintroducing ghost orchids into swamps using burlap methods. The video also explores the potential for growing orchids in urban settings, particularly in South Florida, as a model for plant conservation.

What is one of the elements mentioned in the botanical garden?

• African Elephant

• Mexican bromeliad Weevil

• Sahara Desert

• Amazon Rainforest

What is the primary threat to ghost orchids as discussed in the video?

• Deforestation

• Poaching

• Climate change

• Pesticides

During which months is poaching of ghost orchids most prevalent?

• January to February

• March to August

• September to December

• All year round

What material is used to support ghost orchids during reintroduction?

• Plastic sheets

• Wooden planks

• Metal wires

• Burlap squares

What is the ultimate goal for ghost orchids in urban settings?

• To use them for medicinal purposes

• To grow them in tree canopies above cities

• To display them in museums

• To sell them in markets