Cannabidiol (CBD) and hemp oil are two products derived from the cannabis plant that have gained widespread popularity in recent years due to their potential health benefits. However, many people confuse the two and use the terms interchangeably. In this essay, we will discuss the difference between CBD and hemp oil, their extraction methods, chemical composition, and uses. What is Cannabidiol? Cannabidiol oil is extracted from the leaves, stalks and buds of hemp plants. It is quite popular in the medical industry as it is helpful in treatment of inflammatory disorders, anxiety, epilepsy, neurogenerative diseases and seizures without the intoxicating ... Read More

Our gardens and yards may have some plants like Poison ivy that can cause an allergic reaction or skin irritation. Getting rid of poison ivy plants can be tricky as well as dangerous. Poison ivy is not poisonous but even minor contact with its leaves can cause an itchy and aching rash on the skin. The leaves, roots and stems of Poison ivy have urushiol which is sticky oil. When our skin comes in contact with the leaves or stems, urushiol is left behind on the skin which can cause a skin rash. Our gardens and yards may have some ... Read More

CBD, also known as cannabidiol, and Indica are both forms of cannabis, and both have properties that confer therapeutic effects on the body. CBD, on the other hand, is more of a component that can be found in cannabis plants of both the marijuana and hemp varieties, including Indica. Indica is more of a cannabis plant. Indica strains often include a variety of chemicals, including CBD and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), that are responsible for the plant's renowned medicinal properties. This essay focuses on the key differences between CBD plants and Indica strains. Due to the fact that CBD is a component ... Read More

There are various types of plants around the world with different locations of growth (land/water), size, and appearance. Some grow on ground (terrestrial plants) and some plants thrive in water (aquatic plants). Depending on the size and location of the plant growth, the plants are classified as Herbs, Shrubs, and Trees. Out of these three types, Herbs and Shrubs are smaller than trees. Read through this article to understand the difference between Herb and Shrubs. What are Herbs? Herbs are small terrestrial plants which bear leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds. Herbs are desired all over the world for their aromatic ... Read More

Algae and Fungi belong to the class Thallophyte (lower-order plants) of the Kingdom Plantae. Both are plant-like organisms, but they don't have conventional features of a plant such as leaves, stem, or root. Some Algae and Fungi are toxic and some are not. They both are useful for humans. Algae make 70% of the oxygen on Earth. Many aquatic animals depend on algae for their survival. Fungi contribute to reducing environmental pollution and increasing soil quality. Thus, both organisms play a vital role to preserve the balance in an ecosystem. Go through this article to understand the differences between Algae ... Read More

Do you know that the invention of Nanotechnology for which we are patting our back actually exists in our world from the beginning? Yes, some of our plants and animals have that special capability of Nanosensors inbuilt in their body to carry out some special functions? The awesome technology which we discovered recently is not new for them. They have been using the Nanosensors since their creation in this world. They have that special ability to detect the minute particle for which we are taking help of Nanosensors.You may be aware that, Nanosensors are one of the great inventions of ... Read More

A fertilizer is basically a chemical or natural substance that is added to the soil or land in order to increase its fertility and get more yield of the crops and also fastens the pace of growth of the crops.Natural fertilizers are those which we can obtain naturally such as cow dung, where chemical fertilizers are are those fertilizers that have to be made using chemical substances and then used on the plant.Let us discuss the effects of using chemical fertilizers over natural fertilizers and whether it is beneficial or not.Chemical FertilizersChemical fertilizers are high in nutrients content such as ... Read More

It has been shown in the experimental cases of both animal and the human hypothesis that Marigold consists of dozens of active chemicals, which make it a natural cytotoxic herb. There are many medicinal benefits of the Marigold flower.Lowers Inflammation and Free Radical DamageExtracts that have been taken from the flower show a property to lower the C-reactive protein and cytokine levels in the body and guard the cells against being damaged by free radicals. This is one of the most basic causes of cell deterioration and aging. The Marigold flower not only controls the oxidative damage that is provoked ... Read More

In many parts of the world, cannabis which is also known as marijuana is considered illegal as it comes under the use of abusive substances. Though marijuana was always used throughout the olden days in order to treat and heal people, in today’s world very few places in the whole world have legalized the use of this plant. This has many medicinal properties that will be discussed here.Prevents cancers cells from spreadingCannabis can be used as the main component in order to keep the cancer cells in control and not let them spread.Though there isn’t any cure for cancer, cannabis ... Read More

While walking near any lake or forest around the sea, you might have seen a different and unique feature of some trees, whose roots are not under but above the ground. They are known as Mangrove trees and they have aerial roots.Now, the reason why have roots above the land is that they are the underground root type which needs and demands more oxygen. Under the ground, the soil is not able to support or provide enough oxygen to the roots and therefore this root system outgrows aerial roots which grow vertically up to the fresh air above the soil.Read More