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The Raffia palms are a genus of about twenty species of palms native to tropical regions of Africa, and especially Madagascar, with one species also occurring in Central and South America. They are the source of raffia fibers, which are the veins of the leaves.
They grow up to 16 m tall and are remarkable for their compound pinnate leaves, the longest in the plant kingdom; leaves of R. regalis up to 25 m long and 3 m wide are known. The plants are either monocarpic, flowering once and then dying after the seeds are mature, or hapaxanthic. Some species have individual stems which die after fruiting, but have a root system which remains alive and sends up new stems which fruit.
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Ojo Obaniyi, a talented artisan from the Nigerian city of Ibadan has come up with an ingenious way of advertising his raffia palm cane weaving services – he covered the inside and outside of his Volkswagen pickup in the natural material.
There are a lot of raffia palm cane weavers in Nigeria, but one of them has managed to attract the attention of the whole internet, after photos of his unique advertisement-on-wheels were picked up by major news sites. 40-year-old Ojo Obaniyi had the original idea to cover up both the inside and outside of his small Volkswagen pickup in raffia palm cane. That includes the entire car body, the wheel caps, chairs, steering wheel and the entire dashboard. When he was done, he jumped in his one-of-a-kind vehicle and started driving around the city, attracting the attention of passers-by. Ojo, who has 20 years of experience weaving raffia palm cane, said “I wanted to prove a point that it is not only the educated elite that can make positive changes in society. We, the artisans also have talents to effect a change and make a positive impact in the society. That is why I decided that I too must do something that will make people to recognize me and know me across the whole world and by extension prove to the world that African and indeed the entire Black Race have very talented people.” This just goes to show you creative ideas and talent don’t need big advertising budgets to be effective.
- published: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 561
The "Fire Roll"/Wool skating Part 9 Raffia palm. This method is so fun to experiment with. My favorite local plants to use with this method are Dogbane and Nettle. This friction fire method is a winner! For a playlist of my videos using this method with different plant fibers and accelerants other than Ash click link below :
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPUSw5w2ZpSaoXXuUMrbxUE4mjmoW1zYJ
- published: 23 Jan 2015
- views: 305
Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine) in Cameroon/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/ vin de raphia) au Cameroun
- published: 18 Mar 2011
- views: 2488
Innovative! Another House of Magic Product that thinks "outside of the box!" Never before commercially available! Buma's Raffia Man - Where the magic happens in the spectators hand! A pocket-size figure of a man crafted from Raffia is introduced and handed to a spectator allowing them to place it on an audience members hand of their choosing. Laying flat, the Raffia Man is now felt by the spectator as well as seen by all, to be moving on the spectators hand. Soon he stands totally upright on his own two feet and stays there until he starts to lean back slowly, settling into his original position. Suddenly he stands up again and this time starts to lean forward. He continues to do so until he's face down on the spectators hand. If desired Raffia Man can be place on another audience members hand.Now the real magic is seen! As Raffia Man shows signs of life, he begins to lean forward and soon is performing a hand stand upon the spectators outstretched hand! Thats right, he doesn't just stand up, he performs a hand stand. The Raffia man can then once again be removed from the spectators hand by any audience member. Remembereverything happens in the spectators hand!
Comes with two incredibly unique and powerful gimmicks!
Uses no needles, invisible loops or invisible thread!
Everything happens in the spectators hand.
May be instantly repeated.
Under your complete control at all times.
Gaff is completely invisible to audience.
Completely original in design and execution.
Hand crafted by Buma in limited numbers.
- published: 08 Jan 2015
- views: 1427
Madagascar is a large island off the southeastern coast of Africa.
It is characterized by a diverse ecosystem filled with thousands of animals and plants found nowhere else on earth, including the lemur and raffia palm trees, which are used to make some of the most durable and beautiful straw bags in the world.
Madagascar is also home to skilled artisans who have created colorful handicrafts for generations. These craftsmen and craftswomen are renowned for their dazzling sense of color and their fine needlework.
Our designers have dreamed of making straw bags in Madagascar for years. Because of the remote nature of the island this seemed impossible… until now.
As each bag takes up to six days to make our production is extremely limited. When you carry one of these unique bags you are truly wearing a work of art!
See the full collection here:http://www.brighton.com/content/3337/madagascar-straw.html?ref=video_youtube
Or visit us in store: http://www.brighton.com/stores
We would love for you to subscribe to our channel! Click on this link: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_...
Video Credit: Sakatia Lodge http://www.sakatia.co.za
- published: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 70
This tapper contracted from Ikot Annie to tap a ripe raffia palm in Ema Itam
- published: 29 Sep 2015
- views: 6
A Nigerian entrepreneur who makes furniture and accessories out of palm tree leaves known as raffia has taken his business to the next level.
- published: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 3561
This case is made from of a strong reusable shopping bag (Supermercado Mercadona in Spain, 0,60 Euro).
The raffia fiber is obtained from the raffia palm tree of Madagascar. The raffia palm (Raphia farinifera or R. ruffia) is made of long leaves that can attain 60 ft (18 m) in length. Each raffia palm branch is made of nearly 100 leaflets. The raffia fiber is soft, pliable, and strong. Raffia is exported for various uses, such as tying up plants, binding together vegetables to be marketed, and weaving baskets, hats, and mats. ...and iPad cases.
The background "music" I have created on my iPad using the GarageBand.app. I call it "Beach Bugger".
- published: 18 May 2011
- views: 11332
Pine needles can not be woven while green. They shrink while drying and the raffia palm or nylon thread used to weave them together will become loose. Once green needles are collected, they should be spread on a screen and dried in the sun. It's best to turn the needles in order to obtain the same rich, sun-baked brown on all sides of the needle. Alternatively, needles can be dried indoors for a slight mint green color. Green needles should not be kept clumped together or in damp conditions as they will quickly rot.
- published: 29 May 2015
- views: 293
The Raffia palms (Raphia) are a genus of twenty species of palms native to tropical regions of Africa, especially Madagascar, with one species (R. taedigera) also occurring in Central and South America. They grow up to 16 m tall and are remarkable for their compound pinnate leaves, the longest in the plant kingdom; leaves of R. regalis up to 25.11 m long and 3 m wide are known. The plants are either monocarpic, flowering once and then dying after the seeds are mature, or hapaxanthic, with individual stems dying after fruiting but the root system remaining alive and sending up new stems.
Raffia fibres have many uses, especially in the area of textiles and in construction. In their local environments, they are used for ropes, sticks and supporting beams, and various roof coverings are made out of its fibrous branches and leaves.
The membrane on the underside of each individual frond leaf is taken off to create a long thin fibre which can be dyed and woven as a textile into products ranging from hats to shoes to decorative mats. Plain raffia fibres are exported and used as garden ties or as a "natural" string in many countries. Especially when one wishes to graft trees, raffia is used to hold plant parts together as this natural rope has many benefits for this purpose[citation needed].
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4:54Raffia palm
Raffia palmRaffia palm
The Raffia palms are a genus of about twenty species of palms native to tropical regions of Africa, and especially Madagascar, with one species also occurring in Central and South America. They are the source of raffia fibers, which are the veins of the leaves. They grow up to 16 m tall and are remarkable for their compound pinnate leaves, the longest in the plant kingdom; leaves of R. regalis up to 25 m long and 3 m wide are known. The plants are either monocarpic, flowering once and then dying after the seeds are mature, or hapaxanthic. Some species have individual stems which die after fruiting, but have a root system which remains alive and sends up new stems which fruit. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video -
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Making thatches with raffia palm, Besongabang -
0:35Nigerian Artisan Covers Car in Woven Raffia Palm Cane to Advertise His Business
Nigerian Artisan Covers Car in Woven Raffia Palm Cane to Advertise His BusinessNigerian Artisan Covers Car in Woven Raffia Palm Cane to Advertise His Business
Ojo Obaniyi, a talented artisan from the Nigerian city of Ibadan has come up with an ingenious way of advertising his raffia palm cane weaving services – he covered the inside and outside of his Volkswagen pickup in the natural material. There are a lot of raffia palm cane weavers in Nigeria, but one of them has managed to attract the attention of the whole internet, after photos of his unique advertisement-on-wheels were picked up by major news sites. 40-year-old Ojo Obaniyi had the original idea to cover up both the inside and outside of his small Volkswagen pickup in raffia palm cane. That includes the entire car body, the wheel caps, chairs, steering wheel and the entire dashboard. When he was done, he jumped in his one-of-a-kind vehicle and started driving around the city, attracting the attention of passers-by. Ojo, who has 20 years of experience weaving raffia palm cane, said “I wanted to prove a point that it is not only the educated elite that can make positive changes in society. We, the artisans also have talents to effect a change and make a positive impact in the society. That is why I decided that I too must do something that will make people to recognize me and know me across the whole world and by extension prove to the world that African and indeed the entire Black Race have very talented people.” This just goes to show you creative ideas and talent don’t need big advertising budgets to be effective. -
4:12Fire Roll Friction Fire...Rudiger Roll Part 9: Raffia Palm
Fire Roll Friction Fire...Rudiger Roll Part 9: Raffia PalmFire Roll Friction Fire...Rudiger Roll Part 9: Raffia Palm
The "Fire Roll"/Wool skating Part 9 Raffia palm. This method is so fun to experiment with. My favorite local plants to use with this method are Dogbane and Nettle. This friction fire method is a winner! For a playlist of my videos using this method with different plant fibers and accelerants other than Ash click link below : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPUSw5w2ZpSaoXXuUMrbxUE4mjmoW1zYJ -
2:41Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine)/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/raphia)
Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine)/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/raphia)Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine)/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/raphia)
Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine) in Cameroon/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/ vin de raphia) au Cameroun -
0:24Chimp drinks palm wine using leaf sponge
Chimp drinks palm wine using leaf sponge -
1:51Raffia Man On Performers Palm - House of Magic
Raffia Man On Performers Palm - House of MagicRaffia Man On Performers Palm - House of Magic
Innovative! Another House of Magic Product that thinks "outside of the box!" Never before commercially available! Buma's Raffia Man - Where the magic happens in the spectators hand! A pocket-size figure of a man crafted from Raffia is introduced and handed to a spectator allowing them to place it on an audience members hand of their choosing. Laying flat, the Raffia Man is now felt by the spectator as well as seen by all, to be moving on the spectators hand. Soon he stands totally upright on his own two feet and stays there until he starts to lean back slowly, settling into his original position. Suddenly he stands up again and this time starts to lean forward. He continues to do so until he's face down on the spectators hand. If desired Raffia Man can be place on another audience members hand.Now the real magic is seen! As Raffia Man shows signs of life, he begins to lean forward and soon is performing a hand stand upon the spectators outstretched hand! Thats right, he doesn't just stand up, he performs a hand stand. The Raffia man can then once again be removed from the spectators hand by any audience member. Remembereverything happens in the spectators hand! Comes with two incredibly unique and powerful gimmicks! Uses no needles, invisible loops or invisible thread! Everything happens in the spectators hand. May be instantly repeated. Under your complete control at all times. Gaff is completely invisible to audience. Completely original in design and execution. Hand crafted by Buma in limited numbers. -
1:50Brighton Handbags | Made in Madagascar
Brighton Handbags | Made in MadagascarBrighton Handbags | Made in Madagascar
Madagascar is a large island off the southeastern coast of Africa. It is characterized by a diverse ecosystem filled with thousands of animals and plants found nowhere else on earth, including the lemur and raffia palm trees, which are used to make some of the most durable and beautiful straw bags in the world. Madagascar is also home to skilled artisans who have created colorful handicrafts for generations. These craftsmen and craftswomen are renowned for their dazzling sense of color and their fine needlework. Our designers have dreamed of making straw bags in Madagascar for years. Because of the remote nature of the island this seemed impossible… until now. As each bag takes up to six days to make our production is extremely limited. When you carry one of these unique bags you are truly wearing a work of art! See the full collection here:http://www.brighton.com/content/3337/madagascar-straw.html?ref=video_youtube Or visit us in store: http://www.brighton.com/stores We would love for you to subscribe to our channel! Click on this link: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_... Video Credit: Sakatia Lodge http://www.sakatia.co.za -
0:51Palm wine tapper on duty in Ema Itam
Palm wine tapper on duty in Ema ItamPalm wine tapper on duty in Ema Itam
This tapper contracted from Ikot Annie to tap a ripe raffia palm in Ema Itam -
3:07NIGERIA RAFFIA TRUCK
NIGERIA RAFFIA TRUCKNIGERIA RAFFIA TRUCK
A Nigerian entrepreneur who makes furniture and accessories out of palm tree leaves known as raffia has taken his business to the next level. -
3:37iPad case for less than a Dollar
iPad case for less than a DollariPad case for less than a Dollar
This case is made from of a strong reusable shopping bag (Supermercado Mercadona in Spain, 0,60 Euro). The raffia fiber is obtained from the raffia palm tree of Madagascar. The raffia palm (Raphia farinifera or R. ruffia) is made of long leaves that can attain 60 ft (18 m) in length. Each raffia palm branch is made of nearly 100 leaflets. The raffia fiber is soft, pliable, and strong. Raffia is exported for various uses, such as tying up plants, binding together vegetables to be marketed, and weaving baskets, hats, and mats. ...and iPad cases. The background "music" I have created on my iPad using the GarageBand.app. I call it "Beach Bugger". -
1:42Drying Pine Needles Prior to Weaving
Drying Pine Needles Prior to WeavingDrying Pine Needles Prior to Weaving
Pine needles can not be woven while green. They shrink while drying and the raffia palm or nylon thread used to weave them together will become loose. Once green needles are collected, they should be spread on a screen and dried in the sun. It's best to turn the needles in order to obtain the same rich, sun-baked brown on all sides of the needle. Alternatively, needles can be dried indoors for a slight mint green color. Green needles should not be kept clumped together or in damp conditions as they will quickly rot. -
1:54Chimpanzees Like Drinking 'Alcohol' Too
Chimpanzees Like Drinking 'Alcohol' TooChimpanzees Like Drinking 'Alcohol' Too
A 17-year study found chimpanzees will seek out and drink the alcohol in fermenting tree sap, but they don’t appear to get drunk. Follow Matt Moreno: http://www.twitter.com/TheMattMoreno See more at http://www.newsy.com Transcript: Researchers have found some chimpanzees in West Africa are habitual drinkers. The 17-year study marks the first observations of repeated and habitual alcohol consumption by any wild ape. Researchers observed chimpanzees using wadded-up leaves as sponges to drink raffia palm sap, which turns into an alcohol when it ferments. The sap is about 3 percent alcohol by volume, roughly equivalent to a really light beer. (Video via The Royal Society) One researcher told the BBC "Some individuals were estimated to have consumed about 85ml of alcohol" per visit, or an amount “[approximately equal to a bottle of wine]". And while the researchers observed altered behavior in some chimpanzees after drinking, they say it’s not clear if they got drunk in the traditional human sense. Importantly, they say there’s no concrete evidence of this behavior in the wild. Chimps need humans to start the process. The researchers wrote “Raffia palm sap drinking is opportunistic, relying on a person having installed the specialized equipment to drain the sap from a mature palm.” Still, the study supports what’s known as the “drunken monkey” hypothesis: that some 10 million years ago, a common ancestor to humans and other primates evolved the ability to metabolize alcohol more effectively than other animals. Not like moose. There’s evidence moose in Norway might sometimes get drunk after eating piles of fermenting fruit, which could explain the shoe shopping. (Video via National Geographic) Lorikeets are lightweights, too. (Video via National Geographic) But not certain tree shrews. One study found they can drink enough to get a human tipsy, but they don’t appear to feel it. (Video via Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) Of course, even primates have their limits. In the Caribbean, some vervet monkeys who steal human alcohol show the apparent universal signs of intoxication. (Video via BBC) Maybe they should take notes on the chimpanzees’ moderation. The new findings have been published in Royal Society Open Science. Sources: Getty Images http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/an-elderly-chimpanzee-sits-on-a-tree-in-its-enclosure-at-news-photo/71437991 Royal Society Publishing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6y7l1g3Ahg BBC http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-33050939 The New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/10/science/for-some-chimpanzees-happy-hour-starts-with-stealing.html?_r=0 Royal Society Publishing http://rsos.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/2/6/150150 Scientific American http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/origins-of-human-alcohol-consumption-revealed/ Science http://news.sciencemag.org/biology/2014/12/ability-consume-alcohol-may-have-shaped-primate-evolution National Geographic http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/wild/stranger-than-nature/videos/drunken-moose/ National Geographic http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/videos/drunken-parrots-gone-wild/ Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences http://www.pnas.org/content/105/30/10426.abstract BBC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSm7BcQHWXk Image via: Getty Images / Ian Waldie http://www.gettyimages.com -
1:17Baskets from Uganda
Baskets from UgandaBaskets from Uganda
In Uganda, basket weaving is a skill handed down from mothers to daughters. Baskets are handwoven from banana leaves, raffia palm and other materials found near their homes. At Uganda Crafts, where many of the women are single mothers or widows, they earn a fair wage for their work. It allows them to feed their children and send them to school. Ten Thousand Villages partners with the artisan group and sells their baskets in the U.S. and Canada. http://www.tenthousandvillages.com/uganda/uganda-1
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Raffia palm
The Raffia palms are a genus of about twenty species of palms native to tropical regions of Africa, and especially Madagascar, with one species also occurring in Central and South America. They are the source of raffia fibers, which are the veins of the leaves. They grow up to 16 m tall and are remarkable for their compound pinnate leaves, the longest in the plant kingdom; leaves of R. regalis up to 25 m long and 3 m wide are known. The plants are either monocarpic, flowering once and then dying after the seeds are mature, or hapaxanthic. Some species have individual stems which die after fruiting, but have a root system which remains alive and sends up new stems which fruit. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image... -
20140330Besongabang002
Making thatches with raffia palm, Besongabang -
Nigerian Artisan Covers Car in Woven Raffia Palm Cane to Advertise His Business
Ojo Obaniyi, a talented artisan from the Nigerian city of Ibadan has come up with an ingenious way of advertising his raffia palm cane weaving services – he covered the inside and outside of his Volkswagen pickup in the natural material. There are a lot of raffia palm cane weavers in Nigeria, but one of them has managed to attract the attention of the whole internet, after photos of his unique advertisement-on-wheels were picked up by major news sites. 40-year-old Ojo Obaniyi had the original idea to cover up both the inside and outside of his small Volkswagen pickup in raffia palm cane. That includes the entire car body, the wheel caps, chairs, steering wheel and the entire dashboard. When he was done, he jumped in his one-of-a-kind vehicle and started driving around the city, attracting... -
Fire Roll Friction Fire...Rudiger Roll Part 9: Raffia Palm
The "Fire Roll"/Wool skating Part 9 Raffia palm. This method is so fun to experiment with. My favorite local plants to use with this method are Dogbane and Nettle. This friction fire method is a winner! For a playlist of my videos using this method with different plant fibers and accelerants other than Ash click link below : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPUSw5w2ZpSaoXXuUMrbxUE4mjmoW1zYJ -
Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine)/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/raphia)
Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine) in Cameroon/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/ vin de raphia) au Cameroun -
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Raffia Man On Performers Palm - House of Magic
Innovative! Another House of Magic Product that thinks "outside of the box!" Never before commercially available! Buma's Raffia Man - Where the magic happens in the spectators hand! A pocket-size figure of a man crafted from Raffia is introduced and handed to a spectator allowing them to place it on an audience members hand of their choosing. Laying flat, the Raffia Man is now felt by the spectator as well as seen by all, to be moving on the spectators hand. Soon he stands totally upright on his own two feet and stays there until he starts to lean back slowly, settling into his original position. Suddenly he stands up again and this time starts to lean forward. He continues to do so until he's face down on the spectators hand. If desired Raffia Man can be place on another audience me... -
Brighton Handbags | Made in Madagascar
Madagascar is a large island off the southeastern coast of Africa. It is characterized by a diverse ecosystem filled with thousands of animals and plants found nowhere else on earth, including the lemur and raffia palm trees, which are used to make some of the most durable and beautiful straw bags in the world. Madagascar is also home to skilled artisans who have created colorful handicrafts for generations. These craftsmen and craftswomen are renowned for their dazzling sense of color and their fine needlework. Our designers have dreamed of making straw bags in Madagascar for years. Because of the remote nature of the island this seemed impossible… until now. As each bag takes up to six days to make our production is extremely limited. When you carry one of these unique bags you a... -
Palm wine tapper on duty in Ema Itam
This tapper contracted from Ikot Annie to tap a ripe raffia palm in Ema Itam -
NIGERIA RAFFIA TRUCK
A Nigerian entrepreneur who makes furniture and accessories out of palm tree leaves known as raffia has taken his business to the next level. -
iPad case for less than a Dollar
This case is made from of a strong reusable shopping bag (Supermercado Mercadona in Spain, 0,60 Euro). The raffia fiber is obtained from the raffia palm tree of Madagascar. The raffia palm (Raphia farinifera or R. ruffia) is made of long leaves that can attain 60 ft (18 m) in length. Each raffia palm branch is made of nearly 100 leaflets. The raffia fiber is soft, pliable, and strong. Raffia is exported for various uses, such as tying up plants, binding together vegetables to be marketed, and weaving baskets, hats, and mats. ...and iPad cases. The background "music" I have created on my iPad using the GarageBand.app. I call it "Beach Bugger". -
Drying Pine Needles Prior to Weaving
Pine needles can not be woven while green. They shrink while drying and the raffia palm or nylon thread used to weave them together will become loose. Once green needles are collected, they should be spread on a screen and dried in the sun. It's best to turn the needles in order to obtain the same rich, sun-baked brown on all sides of the needle. Alternatively, needles can be dried indoors for a slight mint green color. Green needles should not be kept clumped together or in damp conditions as they will quickly rot. -
Chimpanzees Like Drinking 'Alcohol' Too
A 17-year study found chimpanzees will seek out and drink the alcohol in fermenting tree sap, but they don’t appear to get drunk. Follow Matt Moreno: http://www.twitter.com/TheMattMoreno See more at http://www.newsy.com Transcript: Researchers have found some chimpanzees in West Africa are habitual drinkers. The 17-year study marks the first observations of repeated and habitual alcohol consumption by any wild ape. Researchers observed chimpanzees using wadded-up leaves as sponges to drink raffia palm sap, which turns into an alcohol when it ferments. The sap is about 3 percent alcohol by volume, roughly equivalent to a really light beer. (Video via The Royal Society) One researcher told the BBC "Some individuals were estimated to have consumed about 85ml of alcohol" per visit, or an... -
Baskets from Uganda
In Uganda, basket weaving is a skill handed down from mothers to daughters. Baskets are handwoven from banana leaves, raffia palm and other materials found near their homes. At Uganda Crafts, where many of the women are single mothers or widows, they earn a fair wage for their work. It allows them to feed their children and send them to school. Ten Thousand Villages partners with the artisan group and sells their baskets in the U.S. and Canada. http://www.tenthousandvillages.com/uganda/uganda-1 -
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Palm Tree seeds HD 01 by Laborator TEBA http://www.albizia.ro/ +40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314 Palm Tree Scientific classification: Division: Magnoliophyta Class: Liliopsida Order: Arecales Family: Arecaceae Palm Tree Species: Archontophoenix Bangalow palm Areca Betel palm Bactris Pupunha Beccariophoenix Beccariophoenix alfredii Bismarckia Bismarck palm Borassus Palmyra palm, sugar palm, toddy palm Calamus Rattan palm Cocos Coconut Copernicia Carnauba wax palm Corypha Gebang palm, Buri palm or Talipot palm Elaeis Oil palm Euterpe Cabbage heart palm, açaí palm Hyphaene Doum palm Jubaea Chilean wine palm, Coquito palm Latania Latan palm Livistona Cabbage palm Mauritia Moriche palm Metroxylon Sago palm Nypa Nipa palm Parajubaea Bolivian coconut palms Phoenix Date palm Phoenix sylvestris ... -
Palm Tree seeds HD 02
Palm Tree seeds HD 02 by Laborator TEBA http://www.albizia.ro/ +40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314 Palm Tree Scientific classification: Division: Magnoliophyta Class: Liliopsida Order: Arecales Family: Arecaceae Palm Tree Species: Archontophoenix Bangalow palm Areca Betel palm Bactris Pupunha Beccariophoenix Beccariophoenix alfredii Bismarckia Bismarck palm Borassus Palmyra palm, sugar palm, toddy palm Calamus Rattan palm Cocos Coconut Copernicia Carnauba wax palm Corypha Gebang palm, Buri palm or Talipot palm Elaeis Oil palm Euterpe Cabbage heart palm, açaí palm Hyphaene Doum palm Jubaea Chilean wine palm, Coquito palm Latania Latan palm Livistona Cabbage palm Mauritia Moriche palm Metroxylon Sago palm Nypa Nipa palm Parajubaea Bolivian coconut palms Phoenix Date palm Phoenix sylvestris ... -
Pine Needle Basket Demonstration
A pine needle basket can be sewn using raffia, a type of palm native to the tropical regions of Africa. While the raffia is in keeping with the natural 'feel' of the pine needle basket, synthetic fibers can also be used just as easily. The roots of the raffia are threaded through a large needle. The end of the raffia is held in line with a group of 7 longleaf pine needles at the sheath end. Raffia is then wrapped around the sheaths several times and the needle then comes up at the end of the wrapped section to make the first stitch. Nancy Basket demonstrates the construction of a pine needle basket in this video. She explains the spacing of the stitches, the term "feeding the tail", and the way to end a piece of raffia and begin a new piece. -
Could grubs solve malnutrition in Cameroon ?
Grubs might not be everyone's idea of a tasty meal but in parts of Central Africa they provide a vital, local source of protein and minerals. However, as the demand for the critters grows, so are the prices. And there is an environmental impact. Palm weevil grubs live in raffia palms which are being cut down in large numbers. Now, scientists in Cameroon say they have come up with a solution that not only protects the environment but increases production of the grubs at the same time. -
Buuh wine tapping and drinking in local market
Video of how buuh wine is obtained from Cameroon jungle(Batibo_begang village) raffia palm tree, carry by motor bike to local market (Nkweeh market near district hospital batibo) for local consumption. people socialize with buuh wine in this part of th world -
Isaac's Compound, Njembeng, Mbengwi
Isaac's compound near Mbengwi, NW province, Cameroon, early October, 1985. Includes him tapping raffia palm wine, and showing his crops and livestock. -
How to plant Palm Plants
How to plant, changing Pot, Transplantation. tips for you to take good care of this beautiful plant, which is great to decorate your house. Identification and circumstances: • Popular Names: RAFIs, RAPIS, palm-raffia • Scientific name: Raphis lofty Henry • Family: Arecaceae Family • Origin: China Small, or 4.0 to 3 m in height when planted soil. It produces various thin trunks that have dry fibrous coating. It is a dioecious plant, that is, we find a plant with women and other flowers with male flowers. The leaves are narrow, beaded and slaps, with long petioles and resemble an open fan. A variety of cream variegated leaves also Ornamental Light: His adaptation is excellent for indoor, more like the whole plant It needs light to carry out photosynthesis. Water: watering twice a ... -
Palm Trees - Arecaceae HD 01
Palm Trees - Arecaceae - HD 01 - Video by Laborator TEBA Oferta Speciala - plante si seminte de vanzare http://www.albizia.ro/ +40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314 Specii de palm trees: Archontophoenix—Bangalow palm Areca—Betel palm Bactris—Pupunha Beccariophoenix—Beccariophoenix alfredii Bismarckia—Bismarck palm Borassus—Palmyra palm, sugar palm, toddy palm Calamus—Rattan palm Cocos—Coconut Copernicia—Carnauba wax palm Corypha—Gebang palm, Buri palm or Talipot palm Elaeis—Oil palm Euterpe—Cabbage heart palm, açaí palm Hyphaene—Doum palm Jubaea—Chilean wine palm, Coquito palm Latania—Latan palm Livistona—Cabbage palm Mauritia—Moriche palm Metroxylon—Sago palm Nypa—Nipa palm Parajubaea—Bolivian coconut palms Phoenix—Date palm Phoenix sylvestris—Wild date palm Raphia—Raffia palm R... -
EDUCATION IN DISTRESS
The Junior High School (JHS) classrooms built with clay and bamboo with raffia palm as roofing are now abandoned due to destruction by rains and storm. We highly needs your support for the construction of a new classroom block.
Raffia palm
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- Updated: 07 Oct 2015
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The Raffia palms are a genus of about twenty species of palms native to tropical regions of Africa, and especially Madagascar, with one species also occurring i...
The Raffia palms are a genus of about twenty species of palms native to tropical regions of Africa, and especially Madagascar, with one species also occurring in Central and South America. They are the source of raffia fibers, which are the veins of the leaves.
They grow up to 16 m tall and are remarkable for their compound pinnate leaves, the longest in the plant kingdom; leaves of R. regalis up to 25 m long and 3 m wide are known. The plants are either monocarpic, flowering once and then dying after the seeds are mature, or hapaxanthic. Some species have individual stems which die after fruiting, but have a root system which remains alive and sends up new stems which fruit.
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The Raffia palms are a genus of about twenty species of palms native to tropical regions of Africa, and especially Madagascar, with one species also occurring in Central and South America. They are the source of raffia fibers, which are the veins of the leaves.
They grow up to 16 m tall and are remarkable for their compound pinnate leaves, the longest in the plant kingdom; leaves of R. regalis up to 25 m long and 3 m wide are known. The plants are either monocarpic, flowering once and then dying after the seeds are mature, or hapaxanthic. Some species have individual stems which die after fruiting, but have a root system which remains alive and sends up new stems which fruit.
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- published: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 116
20140330Besongabang002
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Making thatches with raffia palm, Besongabang
Making thatches with raffia palm, Besongabang
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Making thatches with raffia palm, Besongabang
- published: 23 Dec 2014
- views: 24
Nigerian Artisan Covers Car in Woven Raffia Palm Cane to Advertise His Business
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- Duration: 0:35
- Updated: 08 Sep 2015
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Ojo Obaniyi, a talented artisan from the Nigerian city of Ibadan has come up with an ingenious way of advertising his raffia palm cane weaving services – he cov...
Ojo Obaniyi, a talented artisan from the Nigerian city of Ibadan has come up with an ingenious way of advertising his raffia palm cane weaving services – he covered the inside and outside of his Volkswagen pickup in the natural material.
There are a lot of raffia palm cane weavers in Nigeria, but one of them has managed to attract the attention of the whole internet, after photos of his unique advertisement-on-wheels were picked up by major news sites. 40-year-old Ojo Obaniyi had the original idea to cover up both the inside and outside of his small Volkswagen pickup in raffia palm cane. That includes the entire car body, the wheel caps, chairs, steering wheel and the entire dashboard. When he was done, he jumped in his one-of-a-kind vehicle and started driving around the city, attracting the attention of passers-by. Ojo, who has 20 years of experience weaving raffia palm cane, said “I wanted to prove a point that it is not only the educated elite that can make positive changes in society. We, the artisans also have talents to effect a change and make a positive impact in the society. That is why I decided that I too must do something that will make people to recognize me and know me across the whole world and by extension prove to the world that African and indeed the entire Black Race have very talented people.” This just goes to show you creative ideas and talent don’t need big advertising budgets to be effective.
wn.com/Nigerian Artisan Covers Car In Woven Raffia Palm Cane To Advertise His Business
Ojo Obaniyi, a talented artisan from the Nigerian city of Ibadan has come up with an ingenious way of advertising his raffia palm cane weaving services – he covered the inside and outside of his Volkswagen pickup in the natural material.
There are a lot of raffia palm cane weavers in Nigeria, but one of them has managed to attract the attention of the whole internet, after photos of his unique advertisement-on-wheels were picked up by major news sites. 40-year-old Ojo Obaniyi had the original idea to cover up both the inside and outside of his small Volkswagen pickup in raffia palm cane. That includes the entire car body, the wheel caps, chairs, steering wheel and the entire dashboard. When he was done, he jumped in his one-of-a-kind vehicle and started driving around the city, attracting the attention of passers-by. Ojo, who has 20 years of experience weaving raffia palm cane, said “I wanted to prove a point that it is not only the educated elite that can make positive changes in society. We, the artisans also have talents to effect a change and make a positive impact in the society. That is why I decided that I too must do something that will make people to recognize me and know me across the whole world and by extension prove to the world that African and indeed the entire Black Race have very talented people.” This just goes to show you creative ideas and talent don’t need big advertising budgets to be effective.
- published: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 561
Fire Roll Friction Fire...Rudiger Roll Part 9: Raffia Palm
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- Duration: 4:12
- Updated: 23 Jan 2015
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The "Fire Roll"/Wool skating Part 9 Raffia palm. This method is so fun to experiment with. My favorite local plants to use with this method are Dogbane and Nett...
The "Fire Roll"/Wool skating Part 9 Raffia palm. This method is so fun to experiment with. My favorite local plants to use with this method are Dogbane and Nettle. This friction fire method is a winner! For a playlist of my videos using this method with different plant fibers and accelerants other than Ash click link below :
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPUSw5w2ZpSaoXXuUMrbxUE4mjmoW1zYJ
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The "Fire Roll"/Wool skating Part 9 Raffia palm. This method is so fun to experiment with. My favorite local plants to use with this method are Dogbane and Nettle. This friction fire method is a winner! For a playlist of my videos using this method with different plant fibers and accelerants other than Ash click link below :
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPUSw5w2ZpSaoXXuUMrbxUE4mjmoW1zYJ
- published: 23 Jan 2015
- views: 305
Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine)/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/raphia)
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- Duration: 2:41
- Updated: 18 Mar 2011
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Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine) in Cameroon/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/ vin de raphia) au Cameroun
Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine) in Cameroon/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/ vin de raphia) au Cameroun
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Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine) in Cameroon/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/ vin de raphia) au Cameroun
- published: 18 Mar 2011
- views: 2488
Chimp drinks palm wine using leaf sponge
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- Duration: 0:24
- Updated: 10 Jun 2015
- views: 19223
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Chimps in Guinea seem to get tipsy on the booze they find at the bottom of raffia palms, in the first study of the drinking ha...
Full story: http://bit.ly/1B2gJss
Chimps in Guinea seem to get tipsy on the booze they find at the bottom of raffia palms, in the first study of the drinking habits of wild chimpanzees
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Raffia Man On Performers Palm - House of Magic
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- Duration: 1:51
- Updated: 08 Jan 2015
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Innovative! Another House of Magic Product that thinks "outside of the box!" Never before commercially available! Buma's Raffia Man - Where the magic happens i...
Innovative! Another House of Magic Product that thinks "outside of the box!" Never before commercially available! Buma's Raffia Man - Where the magic happens in the spectators hand! A pocket-size figure of a man crafted from Raffia is introduced and handed to a spectator allowing them to place it on an audience members hand of their choosing. Laying flat, the Raffia Man is now felt by the spectator as well as seen by all, to be moving on the spectators hand. Soon he stands totally upright on his own two feet and stays there until he starts to lean back slowly, settling into his original position. Suddenly he stands up again and this time starts to lean forward. He continues to do so until he's face down on the spectators hand. If desired Raffia Man can be place on another audience members hand.Now the real magic is seen! As Raffia Man shows signs of life, he begins to lean forward and soon is performing a hand stand upon the spectators outstretched hand! Thats right, he doesn't just stand up, he performs a hand stand. The Raffia man can then once again be removed from the spectators hand by any audience member. Remembereverything happens in the spectators hand!
Comes with two incredibly unique and powerful gimmicks!
Uses no needles, invisible loops or invisible thread!
Everything happens in the spectators hand.
May be instantly repeated.
Under your complete control at all times.
Gaff is completely invisible to audience.
Completely original in design and execution.
Hand crafted by Buma in limited numbers.
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Innovative! Another House of Magic Product that thinks "outside of the box!" Never before commercially available! Buma's Raffia Man - Where the magic happens in the spectators hand! A pocket-size figure of a man crafted from Raffia is introduced and handed to a spectator allowing them to place it on an audience members hand of their choosing. Laying flat, the Raffia Man is now felt by the spectator as well as seen by all, to be moving on the spectators hand. Soon he stands totally upright on his own two feet and stays there until he starts to lean back slowly, settling into his original position. Suddenly he stands up again and this time starts to lean forward. He continues to do so until he's face down on the spectators hand. If desired Raffia Man can be place on another audience members hand.Now the real magic is seen! As Raffia Man shows signs of life, he begins to lean forward and soon is performing a hand stand upon the spectators outstretched hand! Thats right, he doesn't just stand up, he performs a hand stand. The Raffia man can then once again be removed from the spectators hand by any audience member. Remembereverything happens in the spectators hand!
Comes with two incredibly unique and powerful gimmicks!
Uses no needles, invisible loops or invisible thread!
Everything happens in the spectators hand.
May be instantly repeated.
Under your complete control at all times.
Gaff is completely invisible to audience.
Completely original in design and execution.
Hand crafted by Buma in limited numbers.
- published: 08 Jan 2015
- views: 1427
Brighton Handbags | Made in Madagascar
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- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 11 Mar 2016
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Madagascar is a large island off the southeastern coast of Africa.
It is characterized by a diverse ecosystem filled with thousands of animals and plants foun...
Madagascar is a large island off the southeastern coast of Africa.
It is characterized by a diverse ecosystem filled with thousands of animals and plants found nowhere else on earth, including the lemur and raffia palm trees, which are used to make some of the most durable and beautiful straw bags in the world.
Madagascar is also home to skilled artisans who have created colorful handicrafts for generations. These craftsmen and craftswomen are renowned for their dazzling sense of color and their fine needlework.
Our designers have dreamed of making straw bags in Madagascar for years. Because of the remote nature of the island this seemed impossible… until now.
As each bag takes up to six days to make our production is extremely limited. When you carry one of these unique bags you are truly wearing a work of art!
See the full collection here:http://www.brighton.com/content/3337/madagascar-straw.html?ref=video_youtube
Or visit us in store: http://www.brighton.com/stores
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Video Credit: Sakatia Lodge http://www.sakatia.co.za
wn.com/Brighton Handbags | Made In Madagascar
Madagascar is a large island off the southeastern coast of Africa.
It is characterized by a diverse ecosystem filled with thousands of animals and plants found nowhere else on earth, including the lemur and raffia palm trees, which are used to make some of the most durable and beautiful straw bags in the world.
Madagascar is also home to skilled artisans who have created colorful handicrafts for generations. These craftsmen and craftswomen are renowned for their dazzling sense of color and their fine needlework.
Our designers have dreamed of making straw bags in Madagascar for years. Because of the remote nature of the island this seemed impossible… until now.
As each bag takes up to six days to make our production is extremely limited. When you carry one of these unique bags you are truly wearing a work of art!
See the full collection here:http://www.brighton.com/content/3337/madagascar-straw.html?ref=video_youtube
Or visit us in store: http://www.brighton.com/stores
We would love for you to subscribe to our channel! Click on this link: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_...
Video Credit: Sakatia Lodge http://www.sakatia.co.za
- published: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 70
Palm wine tapper on duty in Ema Itam
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- Updated: 29 Sep 2015
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This tapper contracted from Ikot Annie to tap a ripe raffia palm in Ema Itam
This tapper contracted from Ikot Annie to tap a ripe raffia palm in Ema Itam
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This tapper contracted from Ikot Annie to tap a ripe raffia palm in Ema Itam
- published: 29 Sep 2015
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NIGERIA RAFFIA TRUCK
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- Updated: 17 Jan 2013
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A Nigerian entrepreneur who makes furniture and accessories out of palm tree leaves known as raffia has taken his business to the next level.
A Nigerian entrepreneur who makes furniture and accessories out of palm tree leaves known as raffia has taken his business to the next level.
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A Nigerian entrepreneur who makes furniture and accessories out of palm tree leaves known as raffia has taken his business to the next level.
- published: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 3561
iPad case for less than a Dollar
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- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 18 May 2011
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This case is made from of a strong reusable shopping bag (Supermercado Mercadona in Spain, 0,60 Euro).
The raffia fiber is obtained from the raffia palm tree...
This case is made from of a strong reusable shopping bag (Supermercado Mercadona in Spain, 0,60 Euro).
The raffia fiber is obtained from the raffia palm tree of Madagascar. The raffia palm (Raphia farinifera or R. ruffia) is made of long leaves that can attain 60 ft (18 m) in length. Each raffia palm branch is made of nearly 100 leaflets. The raffia fiber is soft, pliable, and strong. Raffia is exported for various uses, such as tying up plants, binding together vegetables to be marketed, and weaving baskets, hats, and mats. ...and iPad cases.
The background "music" I have created on my iPad using the GarageBand.app. I call it "Beach Bugger".
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This case is made from of a strong reusable shopping bag (Supermercado Mercadona in Spain, 0,60 Euro).
The raffia fiber is obtained from the raffia palm tree of Madagascar. The raffia palm (Raphia farinifera or R. ruffia) is made of long leaves that can attain 60 ft (18 m) in length. Each raffia palm branch is made of nearly 100 leaflets. The raffia fiber is soft, pliable, and strong. Raffia is exported for various uses, such as tying up plants, binding together vegetables to be marketed, and weaving baskets, hats, and mats. ...and iPad cases.
The background "music" I have created on my iPad using the GarageBand.app. I call it "Beach Bugger".
- published: 18 May 2011
- views: 11332
Drying Pine Needles Prior to Weaving
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- Duration: 1:42
- Updated: 29 May 2015
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Pine needles can not be woven while green. They shrink while drying and the raffia palm or nylon thread used to weave them together will become loose. Once gree...
Pine needles can not be woven while green. They shrink while drying and the raffia palm or nylon thread used to weave them together will become loose. Once green needles are collected, they should be spread on a screen and dried in the sun. It's best to turn the needles in order to obtain the same rich, sun-baked brown on all sides of the needle. Alternatively, needles can be dried indoors for a slight mint green color. Green needles should not be kept clumped together or in damp conditions as they will quickly rot.
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Pine needles can not be woven while green. They shrink while drying and the raffia palm or nylon thread used to weave them together will become loose. Once green needles are collected, they should be spread on a screen and dried in the sun. It's best to turn the needles in order to obtain the same rich, sun-baked brown on all sides of the needle. Alternatively, needles can be dried indoors for a slight mint green color. Green needles should not be kept clumped together or in damp conditions as they will quickly rot.
- published: 29 May 2015
- views: 293
Chimpanzees Like Drinking 'Alcohol' Too
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- Updated: 10 Jun 2015
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A 17-year study found chimpanzees will seek out and drink the alcohol in fermenting tree sap, but they don’t appear to get drunk.
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A 17-year study found chimpanzees will seek out and drink the alcohol in fermenting tree sap, but they don’t appear to get drunk.
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See more at http://www.newsy.com
Transcript:
Researchers have found some chimpanzees in West Africa are habitual drinkers.
The 17-year study marks the first observations of repeated and habitual alcohol consumption by any wild ape.
Researchers observed chimpanzees using wadded-up leaves as sponges to drink raffia palm sap, which turns into an alcohol when it ferments. The sap is about 3 percent alcohol by volume, roughly equivalent to a really light beer. (Video via The Royal Society)
One researcher told the BBC "Some individuals were estimated to have consumed about 85ml of alcohol" per visit, or an amount “[approximately equal to a bottle of wine]".
And while the researchers observed altered behavior in some chimpanzees after drinking, they say it’s not clear if they got drunk in the traditional human sense.
Importantly, they say there’s no concrete evidence of this behavior in the wild. Chimps need humans to start the process.
The researchers wrote “Raffia palm sap drinking is opportunistic, relying on a person having installed the specialized equipment to drain the sap from a mature palm.”
Still, the study supports what’s known as the “drunken monkey” hypothesis: that some 10 million years ago, a common ancestor to humans and other primates evolved the ability to metabolize alcohol more effectively than other animals.
Not like moose. There’s evidence moose in Norway might sometimes get drunk after eating piles of fermenting fruit, which could explain the shoe shopping. (Video via National Geographic)
Lorikeets are lightweights, too. (Video via National Geographic)
But not certain tree shrews. One study found they can drink enough to get a human tipsy, but they don’t appear to feel it. (Video via Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences)
Of course, even primates have their limits. In the Caribbean, some vervet monkeys who steal human alcohol show the apparent universal signs of intoxication. (Video via BBC)
Maybe they should take notes on the chimpanzees’ moderation. The new findings have been published in Royal Society Open Science.
Sources:
Getty Images http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/an-elderly-chimpanzee-sits-on-a-tree-in-its-enclosure-at-news-photo/71437991
Royal Society Publishing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6y7l1g3Ahg
BBC http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-33050939
The New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/10/science/for-some-chimpanzees-happy-hour-starts-with-stealing.html?_r=0
Royal Society Publishing http://rsos.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/2/6/150150
Scientific American http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/origins-of-human-alcohol-consumption-revealed/
Science http://news.sciencemag.org/biology/2014/12/ability-consume-alcohol-may-have-shaped-primate-evolution
National Geographic http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/wild/stranger-than-nature/videos/drunken-moose/
National Geographic http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/videos/drunken-parrots-gone-wild/
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences http://www.pnas.org/content/105/30/10426.abstract
BBC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSm7BcQHWXk
Image via: Getty Images / Ian Waldie
http://www.gettyimages.com
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A 17-year study found chimpanzees will seek out and drink the alcohol in fermenting tree sap, but they don’t appear to get drunk.
Follow Matt Moreno: http://www.twitter.com/TheMattMoreno
See more at http://www.newsy.com
Transcript:
Researchers have found some chimpanzees in West Africa are habitual drinkers.
The 17-year study marks the first observations of repeated and habitual alcohol consumption by any wild ape.
Researchers observed chimpanzees using wadded-up leaves as sponges to drink raffia palm sap, which turns into an alcohol when it ferments. The sap is about 3 percent alcohol by volume, roughly equivalent to a really light beer. (Video via The Royal Society)
One researcher told the BBC "Some individuals were estimated to have consumed about 85ml of alcohol" per visit, or an amount “[approximately equal to a bottle of wine]".
And while the researchers observed altered behavior in some chimpanzees after drinking, they say it’s not clear if they got drunk in the traditional human sense.
Importantly, they say there’s no concrete evidence of this behavior in the wild. Chimps need humans to start the process.
The researchers wrote “Raffia palm sap drinking is opportunistic, relying on a person having installed the specialized equipment to drain the sap from a mature palm.”
Still, the study supports what’s known as the “drunken monkey” hypothesis: that some 10 million years ago, a common ancestor to humans and other primates evolved the ability to metabolize alcohol more effectively than other animals.
Not like moose. There’s evidence moose in Norway might sometimes get drunk after eating piles of fermenting fruit, which could explain the shoe shopping. (Video via National Geographic)
Lorikeets are lightweights, too. (Video via National Geographic)
But not certain tree shrews. One study found they can drink enough to get a human tipsy, but they don’t appear to feel it. (Video via Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences)
Of course, even primates have their limits. In the Caribbean, some vervet monkeys who steal human alcohol show the apparent universal signs of intoxication. (Video via BBC)
Maybe they should take notes on the chimpanzees’ moderation. The new findings have been published in Royal Society Open Science.
Sources:
Getty Images http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/an-elderly-chimpanzee-sits-on-a-tree-in-its-enclosure-at-news-photo/71437991
Royal Society Publishing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6y7l1g3Ahg
BBC http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-33050939
The New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/10/science/for-some-chimpanzees-happy-hour-starts-with-stealing.html?_r=0
Royal Society Publishing http://rsos.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/2/6/150150
Scientific American http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/origins-of-human-alcohol-consumption-revealed/
Science http://news.sciencemag.org/biology/2014/12/ability-consume-alcohol-may-have-shaped-primate-evolution
National Geographic http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/wild/stranger-than-nature/videos/drunken-moose/
National Geographic http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/videos/drunken-parrots-gone-wild/
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences http://www.pnas.org/content/105/30/10426.abstract
BBC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSm7BcQHWXk
Image via: Getty Images / Ian Waldie
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- published: 10 Jun 2015
- views: 4674
Baskets from Uganda
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- Duration: 1:17
- Updated: 26 Sep 2012
- views: 1970
In Uganda, basket weaving is a skill handed down from mothers to daughters. Baskets are handwoven from banana leaves, raffia palm and other materials found near...
In Uganda, basket weaving is a skill handed down from mothers to daughters. Baskets are handwoven from banana leaves, raffia palm and other materials found near their homes. At Uganda Crafts, where many of the women are single mothers or widows, they earn a fair wage for their work. It allows them to feed their children and send them to school. Ten Thousand Villages partners with the artisan group and sells their baskets in the U.S. and Canada.
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In Uganda, basket weaving is a skill handed down from mothers to daughters. Baskets are handwoven from banana leaves, raffia palm and other materials found near their homes. At Uganda Crafts, where many of the women are single mothers or widows, they earn a fair wage for their work. It allows them to feed their children and send them to school. Ten Thousand Villages partners with the artisan group and sells their baskets in the U.S. and Canada.
http://www.tenthousandvillages.com/uganda/uganda-1
- published: 26 Sep 2012
- views: 1970
Palm Tree seeds HD 01
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- Duration: 1:39
- Updated: 28 Mar 2014
- views: 1641
Palm Tree seeds HD 01 by Laborator TEBA
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Palm Tree Scientific classification:
Division: Magnoliophyta
...
Palm Tree seeds HD 01 by Laborator TEBA
http://www.albizia.ro/ +40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314
Palm Tree Scientific classification:
Division: Magnoliophyta
Class: Liliopsida
Order: Arecales
Family: Arecaceae
Palm Tree Species:
Archontophoenix Bangalow palm
Areca Betel palm
Bactris Pupunha
Beccariophoenix Beccariophoenix alfredii
Bismarckia Bismarck palm
Borassus Palmyra palm, sugar palm, toddy palm
Calamus Rattan palm
Cocos Coconut
Copernicia Carnauba wax palm
Corypha Gebang palm, Buri palm or Talipot palm
Elaeis Oil palm
Euterpe Cabbage heart palm, açaí palm
Hyphaene Doum palm
Jubaea Chilean wine palm, Coquito palm
Latania Latan palm
Livistona Cabbage palm
Mauritia Moriche palm
Metroxylon Sago palm
Nypa Nipa palm
Parajubaea Bolivian coconut palms
Phoenix Date palm
Phoenix sylvestris Wild date palm
Raphia Raffia palm
Roystonea Royal palm
Sabal Palmettos
Salacca Salak
Syagrus Queen palm
Trachycarpus Windmill palm, Kumaon palm
Veitchia Manila palm, Joannis palm
Washingtonia Fan palm
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Palm Tree seeds HD 01 by Laborator TEBA
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Palm Tree Scientific classification:
Division: Magnoliophyta
Class: Liliopsida
Order: Arecales
Family: Arecaceae
Palm Tree Species:
Archontophoenix Bangalow palm
Areca Betel palm
Bactris Pupunha
Beccariophoenix Beccariophoenix alfredii
Bismarckia Bismarck palm
Borassus Palmyra palm, sugar palm, toddy palm
Calamus Rattan palm
Cocos Coconut
Copernicia Carnauba wax palm
Corypha Gebang palm, Buri palm or Talipot palm
Elaeis Oil palm
Euterpe Cabbage heart palm, açaí palm
Hyphaene Doum palm
Jubaea Chilean wine palm, Coquito palm
Latania Latan palm
Livistona Cabbage palm
Mauritia Moriche palm
Metroxylon Sago palm
Nypa Nipa palm
Parajubaea Bolivian coconut palms
Phoenix Date palm
Phoenix sylvestris Wild date palm
Raphia Raffia palm
Roystonea Royal palm
Sabal Palmettos
Salacca Salak
Syagrus Queen palm
Trachycarpus Windmill palm, Kumaon palm
Veitchia Manila palm, Joannis palm
Washingtonia Fan palm
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- published: 28 Mar 2014
- views: 1641
Palm Tree seeds HD 02
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- Duration: 1:13
- Updated: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 1038
Palm Tree seeds HD 02 by Laborator TEBA
http://www.albizia.ro/ +40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314
Palm Tree Scientific classification:
Division: Magnoliophyta
...
Palm Tree seeds HD 02 by Laborator TEBA
http://www.albizia.ro/ +40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314
Palm Tree Scientific classification:
Division: Magnoliophyta
Class: Liliopsida
Order: Arecales
Family: Arecaceae
Palm Tree Species:
Archontophoenix Bangalow palm
Areca Betel palm
Bactris Pupunha
Beccariophoenix Beccariophoenix alfredii
Bismarckia Bismarck palm
Borassus Palmyra palm, sugar palm, toddy palm
Calamus Rattan palm
Cocos Coconut
Copernicia Carnauba wax palm
Corypha Gebang palm, Buri palm or Talipot palm
Elaeis Oil palm
Euterpe Cabbage heart palm, açaí palm
Hyphaene Doum palm
Jubaea Chilean wine palm, Coquito palm
Latania Latan palm
Livistona Cabbage palm
Mauritia Moriche palm
Metroxylon Sago palm
Nypa Nipa palm
Parajubaea Bolivian coconut palms
Phoenix Date palm
Phoenix sylvestris Wild date palm
Raphia Raffia palm
Roystonea Royal palm
Sabal Palmettos
Salacca Salak
Syagrus Queen palm
Trachycarpus Windmill palm, Kumaon palm
Veitchia Manila palm, Joannis palm
Washingtonia Fan palm
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Palm Tree seeds HD 02 by Laborator TEBA
http://www.albizia.ro/ +40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314
Palm Tree Scientific classification:
Division: Magnoliophyta
Class: Liliopsida
Order: Arecales
Family: Arecaceae
Palm Tree Species:
Archontophoenix Bangalow palm
Areca Betel palm
Bactris Pupunha
Beccariophoenix Beccariophoenix alfredii
Bismarckia Bismarck palm
Borassus Palmyra palm, sugar palm, toddy palm
Calamus Rattan palm
Cocos Coconut
Copernicia Carnauba wax palm
Corypha Gebang palm, Buri palm or Talipot palm
Elaeis Oil palm
Euterpe Cabbage heart palm, açaí palm
Hyphaene Doum palm
Jubaea Chilean wine palm, Coquito palm
Latania Latan palm
Livistona Cabbage palm
Mauritia Moriche palm
Metroxylon Sago palm
Nypa Nipa palm
Parajubaea Bolivian coconut palms
Phoenix Date palm
Phoenix sylvestris Wild date palm
Raphia Raffia palm
Roystonea Royal palm
Sabal Palmettos
Salacca Salak
Syagrus Queen palm
Trachycarpus Windmill palm, Kumaon palm
Veitchia Manila palm, Joannis palm
Washingtonia Fan palm
Aceste imagini au fost luate cu Samsung Galaxy - Smartphone - HD 1920 X 1080
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- published: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 1038
Pine Needle Basket Demonstration
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- Duration: 10:12
- Updated: 16 Jun 2015
- views: 890
A pine needle basket can be sewn using raffia, a type of palm native to the tropical regions of Africa. While the raffia is in keeping with the natural 'feel' o...
A pine needle basket can be sewn using raffia, a type of palm native to the tropical regions of Africa. While the raffia is in keeping with the natural 'feel' of the pine needle basket, synthetic fibers can also be used just as easily. The roots of the raffia are threaded through a large needle. The end of the raffia is held in line with a group of 7 longleaf pine needles at the sheath end. Raffia is then wrapped around the sheaths several times and the needle then comes up at the end of the wrapped section to make the first stitch. Nancy Basket demonstrates the construction of a pine needle basket in this video. She explains the spacing of the stitches, the term "feeding the tail", and the way to end a piece of raffia and begin a new piece.
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A pine needle basket can be sewn using raffia, a type of palm native to the tropical regions of Africa. While the raffia is in keeping with the natural 'feel' of the pine needle basket, synthetic fibers can also be used just as easily. The roots of the raffia are threaded through a large needle. The end of the raffia is held in line with a group of 7 longleaf pine needles at the sheath end. Raffia is then wrapped around the sheaths several times and the needle then comes up at the end of the wrapped section to make the first stitch. Nancy Basket demonstrates the construction of a pine needle basket in this video. She explains the spacing of the stitches, the term "feeding the tail", and the way to end a piece of raffia and begin a new piece.
- published: 16 Jun 2015
- views: 890
Could grubs solve malnutrition in Cameroon ?
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- Duration: 1:11
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 29
Grubs might not be everyone's idea of a tasty meal but in parts of Central Africa they provide a vital, local source of protein and minerals.
However, as the de...
Grubs might not be everyone's idea of a tasty meal but in parts of Central Africa they provide a vital, local source of protein and minerals.
However, as the demand for the critters grows, so are the prices. And there is an environmental impact. Palm weevil grubs live in raffia palms which are being cut down in large numbers.
Now, scientists in Cameroon say they have come up with a solution that not only protects the environment but increases production of the grubs at the same time.
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Grubs might not be everyone's idea of a tasty meal but in parts of Central Africa they provide a vital, local source of protein and minerals.
However, as the demand for the critters grows, so are the prices. And there is an environmental impact. Palm weevil grubs live in raffia palms which are being cut down in large numbers.
Now, scientists in Cameroon say they have come up with a solution that not only protects the environment but increases production of the grubs at the same time.
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 29
Buuh wine tapping and drinking in local market
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- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 21 Oct 2012
- views: 227
Video of how buuh wine is obtained from Cameroon jungle(Batibo_begang village) raffia palm tree, carry by motor bike to local market (Nkweeh market near distric...
Video of how buuh wine is obtained from Cameroon jungle(Batibo_begang village) raffia palm tree, carry by motor bike to local market (Nkweeh market near district hospital batibo) for local consumption. people socialize with buuh wine in this part of th world
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Isaac's Compound, Njembeng, Mbengwi
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- Duration: 10:49
- Updated: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 412
Isaac's compound near Mbengwi, NW province, Cameroon, early October, 1985. Includes him tapping raffia palm wine, and showing his crops and livestock.
Isaac's compound near Mbengwi, NW province, Cameroon, early October, 1985. Includes him tapping raffia palm wine, and showing his crops and livestock.
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Isaac's compound near Mbengwi, NW province, Cameroon, early October, 1985. Includes him tapping raffia palm wine, and showing his crops and livestock.
- published: 08 Feb 2011
- views: 412
How to plant Palm Plants
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- Duration: 1:56
- Updated: 25 May 2015
- views: 507
How to plant, changing Pot, Transplantation. tips for you to take good care of this beautiful plant, which is great to decorate your house.
Identification a...
How to plant, changing Pot, Transplantation. tips for you to take good care of this beautiful plant, which is great to decorate your house.
Identification and circumstances:
• Popular Names: RAFIs, RAPIS, palm-raffia
• Scientific name: Raphis lofty Henry
• Family: Arecaceae Family
• Origin: China
Small, or 4.0 to 3 m in height when planted soil.
It produces various thin trunks that have dry fibrous coating.
It is a dioecious plant, that is, we find a plant with women and other flowers with male flowers.
The leaves are narrow, beaded and slaps, with long petioles and resemble an open fan.
A variety of cream variegated leaves also Ornamental
Light: His adaptation is excellent for indoor, more like the whole plant
It needs light to carry out photosynthesis.
Water: watering twice a week, on hot days may increase,
The frequency of watering, esborrifar water in the leaves is very good for her.
Soil: Fertile good quality, use Organic fertilizers preferably
Fertilizers every 3 months more careful with the dosages.
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How to plant, changing Pot, Transplantation. tips for you to take good care of this beautiful plant, which is great to decorate your house.
Identification and circumstances:
• Popular Names: RAFIs, RAPIS, palm-raffia
• Scientific name: Raphis lofty Henry
• Family: Arecaceae Family
• Origin: China
Small, or 4.0 to 3 m in height when planted soil.
It produces various thin trunks that have dry fibrous coating.
It is a dioecious plant, that is, we find a plant with women and other flowers with male flowers.
The leaves are narrow, beaded and slaps, with long petioles and resemble an open fan.
A variety of cream variegated leaves also Ornamental
Light: His adaptation is excellent for indoor, more like the whole plant
It needs light to carry out photosynthesis.
Water: watering twice a week, on hot days may increase,
The frequency of watering, esborrifar water in the leaves is very good for her.
Soil: Fertile good quality, use Organic fertilizers preferably
Fertilizers every 3 months more careful with the dosages.
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- published: 25 May 2015
- views: 507
Palm Trees - Arecaceae HD 01
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- Duration: 2:00
- Updated: 09 Dec 2013
- views: 993
Palm Trees - Arecaceae - HD 01 - Video by Laborator TEBA
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Palm Trees - Arecaceae - HD 01 - Video by Laborator TEBA
Oferta Speciala - plante si seminte de vanzare http://www.albizia.ro/
+40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314
Specii de palm trees:
Archontophoenix—Bangalow palm
Areca—Betel palm
Bactris—Pupunha
Beccariophoenix—Beccariophoenix alfredii
Bismarckia—Bismarck palm
Borassus—Palmyra palm, sugar palm, toddy palm
Calamus—Rattan palm
Cocos—Coconut
Copernicia—Carnauba wax palm
Corypha—Gebang palm, Buri palm or Talipot palm
Elaeis—Oil palm
Euterpe—Cabbage heart palm, açaí palm
Hyphaene—Doum palm
Jubaea—Chilean wine palm, Coquito palm
Latania—Latan palm
Livistona—Cabbage palm
Mauritia—Moriche palm
Metroxylon—Sago palm
Nypa—Nipa palm
Parajubaea—Bolivian coconut palms
Phoenix—Date palm
Phoenix sylvestris—Wild date palm
Raphia—Raffia palm
Roystonea—Royal palm
Sabal—Palmettos
Salacca—Salak
Syagrus—Queen palm
Trachycarpus—Windmill palm, Kumaon palm
Veitchia—Manila palm, Joannis palm
Washingtonia—Fan palm
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Buganvillia Rosie - Red 06
http://youtu.be/ETgq4VRwfNE
Buganvillia Magenta Rosie - Red 05
http://youtu.be/nF9h1j21co0
Buganvillia White Flowers - Spotted Leaves 04
http://youtu.be/IAFTrj-A8uA
Buganvillia planta flori albe - white 03
http://youtu.be/j8Gey3q1Wd0
Buganvillia planta flori galbene - yellow 02
http://youtu.be/XO6vReKa8Yw
Buganvillia planta flori magenta - purple 01
http://youtu.be/ysNDpRAGtuY
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori si pastai vechi 01
http://youtu.be/7m_KCDbNS-w
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori si pastai vechi 02
http://youtu.be/mdYTFJyZxHU
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, boboci noi cu flori si pastai vechi 03
http://youtu.be/lTc47e0yJ0Y
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori albe 01
http://youtu.be/NBra6ybPOVM
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori albe 02
http://youtu.be/VGXnFjfZHNU
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori albe 03
http://youtu.be/EpLBvFioJCs
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu Flori roz 01
http://youtu.be/CwdH9b-CZpI
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu Flori Roz 02
http://youtu.be/fuwJAd6ldys
Liliac Indian - Lagerstroemia Indica Flori Roz 03
http://youtu.be/IQr8jxrX3Yg
Liliac Indian - Lagerstroemia Indica Flori Roz 04
http://youtu.be/fwRD12uS8jQ
Robinia hispida salcâm rosu http://youtu.be/xUZgRrHnUrY
Paulownia tomentosa kiri dragon paulovnia empress http://youtu.be/zQhxeJleSxY
Albizia julibrissin http://youtu.be/lsSIRjCWkRY
Spiraea Japonica http://youtu.be/ZL-gagxmkbM
Cordyline Australis Purpurea 01 http://youtu.be/L6wvtpb_5yU
Cordyline Australis Purpurea 02 http://youtu.be/3EQbCyDzecM
Cordyline Australis Purpurea 03 http://youtu.be/kldr_C7xXms
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Palm Trees - Arecaceae - HD 01 - Video by Laborator TEBA
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Specii de palm trees:
Archontophoenix—Bangalow palm
Areca—Betel palm
Bactris—Pupunha
Beccariophoenix—Beccariophoenix alfredii
Bismarckia—Bismarck palm
Borassus—Palmyra palm, sugar palm, toddy palm
Calamus—Rattan palm
Cocos—Coconut
Copernicia—Carnauba wax palm
Corypha—Gebang palm, Buri palm or Talipot palm
Elaeis—Oil palm
Euterpe—Cabbage heart palm, açaí palm
Hyphaene—Doum palm
Jubaea—Chilean wine palm, Coquito palm
Latania—Latan palm
Livistona—Cabbage palm
Mauritia—Moriche palm
Metroxylon—Sago palm
Nypa—Nipa palm
Parajubaea—Bolivian coconut palms
Phoenix—Date palm
Phoenix sylvestris—Wild date palm
Raphia—Raffia palm
Roystonea—Royal palm
Sabal—Palmettos
Salacca—Salak
Syagrus—Queen palm
Trachycarpus—Windmill palm, Kumaon palm
Veitchia—Manila palm, Joannis palm
Washingtonia—Fan palm
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Daca doriți se vedeți si alte video cu plante si flori aveți link-uri mai jos:
Buganvillia Rosie - Red 06
http://youtu.be/ETgq4VRwfNE
Buganvillia Magenta Rosie - Red 05
http://youtu.be/nF9h1j21co0
Buganvillia White Flowers - Spotted Leaves 04
http://youtu.be/IAFTrj-A8uA
Buganvillia planta flori albe - white 03
http://youtu.be/j8Gey3q1Wd0
Buganvillia planta flori galbene - yellow 02
http://youtu.be/XO6vReKa8Yw
Buganvillia planta flori magenta - purple 01
http://youtu.be/ysNDpRAGtuY
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori si pastai vechi 01
http://youtu.be/7m_KCDbNS-w
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori si pastai vechi 02
http://youtu.be/mdYTFJyZxHU
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, boboci noi cu flori si pastai vechi 03
http://youtu.be/lTc47e0yJ0Y
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori albe 01
http://youtu.be/NBra6ybPOVM
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori albe 02
http://youtu.be/VGXnFjfZHNU
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu flori albe 03
http://youtu.be/EpLBvFioJCs
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu Flori roz 01
http://youtu.be/CwdH9b-CZpI
Liliac Indian sau Crape Myrtle, Boboci noi cu Flori Roz 02
http://youtu.be/fuwJAd6ldys
Liliac Indian - Lagerstroemia Indica Flori Roz 03
http://youtu.be/IQr8jxrX3Yg
Liliac Indian - Lagerstroemia Indica Flori Roz 04
http://youtu.be/fwRD12uS8jQ
Robinia hispida salcâm rosu http://youtu.be/xUZgRrHnUrY
Paulownia tomentosa kiri dragon paulovnia empress http://youtu.be/zQhxeJleSxY
Albizia julibrissin http://youtu.be/lsSIRjCWkRY
Spiraea Japonica http://youtu.be/ZL-gagxmkbM
Cordyline Australis Purpurea 01 http://youtu.be/L6wvtpb_5yU
Cordyline Australis Purpurea 02 http://youtu.be/3EQbCyDzecM
Cordyline Australis Purpurea 03 http://youtu.be/kldr_C7xXms
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- published: 09 Dec 2013
- views: 993
EDUCATION IN DISTRESS
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- Duration: 1:34
- Updated: 25 Dec 2014
- views: 33
The Junior High School (JHS) classrooms built with clay and bamboo with raffia palm as roofing are now abandoned due to destruction by rains and storm.
We high...
The Junior High School (JHS) classrooms built with clay and bamboo with raffia palm as roofing are now abandoned due to destruction by rains and storm.
We highly needs your support for the construction of a new classroom block.
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The Junior High School (JHS) classrooms built with clay and bamboo with raffia palm as roofing are now abandoned due to destruction by rains and storm.
We highly needs your support for the construction of a new classroom block.
- published: 25 Dec 2014
- views: 33
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Raffia palm
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Making thatches with raffia palm, Besongabang
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Nigerian Artisan Covers Car in Woven Raffia Palm Cane to Advertise His Business
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Fire Roll Friction Fire...Rudiger Roll Part 9: Raffia Palm
The "Fire Roll"/Wool skating Part 9 Raffia palm. This method is so fun to experiment with....
published: 23 Jan 2015
Fire Roll Friction Fire...Rudiger Roll Part 9: Raffia Palm
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Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine)/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/raphia)
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published: 18 Mar 2011
Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine)/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/raphia)
Harvesting African White Wine (palm wine)/ La Recolte du Vin Blanc Africain (vin de palme/raphia)
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Chimp drinks palm wine using leaf sponge
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Chimp drinks palm wine using leaf sponge
Chimp drinks palm wine using leaf sponge
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Raffia Man On Performers Palm - House of Magic
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Raffia Man On Performers Palm - House of Magic
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Brighton Handbags | Made in Madagascar
Madagascar is a large island off the southeastern coast of Africa.
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published: 11 Mar 2016
Brighton Handbags | Made in Madagascar
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Palm wine tapper on duty in Ema Itam
This tapper contracted from Ikot Annie to tap a ripe raffia palm in Ema Itam
published: 29 Sep 2015
Palm wine tapper on duty in Ema Itam
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NIGERIA RAFFIA TRUCK
A Nigerian entrepreneur who makes furniture and accessories out of palm tree leaves known ...
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NIGERIA RAFFIA TRUCK
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iPad case for less than a Dollar
This case is made from of a strong reusable shopping bag (Supermercado Mercadona in Spain,...
published: 18 May 2011
iPad case for less than a Dollar
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Drying Pine Needles Prior to Weaving
Pine needles can not be woven while green. They shrink while drying and the raffia palm or...
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Drying Pine Needles Prior to Weaving
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Chimpanzees Like Drinking 'Alcohol' Too
A 17-year study found chimpanzees will seek out and drink the alcohol in fermenting tree s...
published: 10 Jun 2015
Chimpanzees Like Drinking 'Alcohol' Too
Chimpanzees Like Drinking 'Alcohol' Too
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Baskets from Uganda
In Uganda, basket weaving is a skill handed down from mothers to daughters. Baskets are ha...
published: 26 Sep 2012
Baskets from Uganda
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Miley Cyrus joining ‘The Voice’ for Season 11 as a judge
Edit Zap2it 26 Mar 2016
It's true! I am going to be the newest judge on Season 11 of The Voice @NBCTheVoice #thevoice 🦄❤️💐 pic.twitter.com/hP5AyHDtdh. — Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) March 26, 2016 ... RELATED ... ....
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Islamic State suicide bomber kills dozens at soccer game in Iraq
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 26 Mar 2016
Baghdad. A suicide bomber detonated his explosive belt at a soccer game in a town south of Baghdad on Friday, killing at least 31 people, including the town's mayor, provincial police officials said. Islamic State militants claimed responsibility for the attack, in the town of Iskandariya in Babil province, through the group's affiliated news agency, Al Amaq ... Advertisement ... The New York Times. . ....
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Pope Francis slams Europe’s ‘anaesthetised conscience’ over migrants
Edit Indian Express 26 Mar 2016
Pope Francis leads the Via Crucis (Way of the Cross) torchlight procession celebrated in front of the Colosseum on Good Friday in Rome, Friday, March 25, 2016. (AP Photo). Pope Francis decried what he called Europe’s “indifferent and anaesthetised conscience” over migrants, during Good Friday prayers in Rome during which he also slammed paedophile priests, arms dealers, fundamentalists and religious persecutors ... ....
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Amy Adams' wedding setting inspired by Forrest Gump movie
Edit Belfast Telegraph 26 Mar 2016
Amy Adams wanted hay bales at her nuptials. Actress Amy Adams wanted to get married under a tree after watching Forrest Gump. Share Go To ... "I wanted to get married under a tree," she told Live! with Kelly and Michael on Friday (25Mar16). "That was important to me ... "I fell in love with the idea of a tree watching Forrest Gump ... © Cover Media. ....
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Explosions Heard In Schaerbeek As New Anti-Terror Raid Launched In Brussels
Edit WorldNews.com 25 Mar 2016
Multiple media reports say another anti-terror raid was launched Friday morning in Brussels in the wake of the suicide attacks in the capital, a day after six suspects were arrested over the carnage.The Local reports the anti-terror raid was in connection with the foiled plot to attack France, police sources said....
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Edit Deccan Herald 17 Aug 2015
SNIPPETS ... “That was the eureka moment.” ... Vernon and his colleagues believe the chimps have turned to clay because of the widespread destruction of local raffia palm trees ... Raffia trees are being killed by local tobacco farmers, who strip the trees of leaves for use in curing and drying tobacco. The chimpanzees also relied on raffia palm trees as a source of sodium, but the clay does not have high sodium levels, Vernon said ... ....
Wild Uganda chimpanzees eat clay for minerals
Edit The Columbus Dispatch 09 Aug 2015
The researchers studied chimpanzees living in the Budongo Forest and believe that the chimps have turned to clay because of the widespread destruction of local raffia palm trees....
Scientists At Work: Studying The Clay-Eating Chimps Of Budongo
Edit IFL Science 03 Aug 2015
The Holes In The Raffia Palms. In the early 90s, Geresomu showed me a raffia palm tree, growing in a swampy area of the forest, which had a carefully made hole in the trunk ... It seems the dead raffia palms suck water from the swamp forest, which then evaporates, leaving the minerals behind in the decaying pith ... used to source from the raffia palms....
Chimps use clay to detox and as a mineral supplement (University of Oxford)
Edit Public Technologies 29 Jul 2015Chimps eat clay to make diet mineral rich
Edit Yahoo Daily News 29 Jul 2015
London, July 29 (IANS) The chimpanzees in Uganda's Budongo forest have a new healthy recipe in hand ... This change in diet may be partly due to the widespread destruction of raffia palm trees that chimps relied on for their minerals in the past, the study noted ... They were also seen using their fingers to extract lumps of clay directly from the ground before eating it ... ....
Home-made gin kills 70 in Nigeria
Edit Dawn 18 Jun 2015
LAGOS. About 70 people have died in Nigeria’s oil-rich south after consuming home-brewed gin that was found to contain large amounts of methanol, senior health officials said on Wednesday ... Ogogoro is a west African alcoholic drink usually brewed locally and popular in Nigeria, where it is made from the juice of raffia palm trees and sold cheaply. Alcohol content can range from 30 to 60 per cent ... Apple Store ... ....
Local gin kills 70 in Nigeria: Health officials
Edit Jakarta Post 17 Jun 2015
About 70 people have died in Nigeria's oil-rich south after consuming home-brewed gin that was found to contain large amounts of methanol, senior health officials said on Wednesday ... Ogogoro is a west African alcoholic drink usually brewed locally and popular in Nigeria, where it is made from the juice of raffia palm trees and sold cheaply ... (iik)(++++) Tweet ....
REPORT: CHIMPS GETTING TIPSY OFF FERMENTED PALM SAP
Edit U~T San Diego 14 Jun 2015
... — normally used to make palm wine — according to a new study published Wednesday. The report in the journal Royal Society Open Science focused on primates living in Guinea that use palm fronds to soak up raffia palms’ fermented sap, which can contain up to 6.9 percent alcohol — stronger than most beers....
Wild chimpanzees get tipsy from naturally fermented palm wine
Edit The Miami Herald 12 Jun 2015
They found that the clever animals had learned to take advantage of containers humans placed in the raffia palm trees to collect its alcoholic sap. Fermented raffia sap is produced by the plants year-round and ......
Chimpanzees enjoy getting drunk on wine
Edit Minds 12 Jun 2015
Chimpanzees in Guinea, West Africa drink ......
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