✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1966
Schouwia purpurea
Schouwia purpurea is an annual plant adapted to desert and semi-desert conditions. The species can develop rapidly following rainfall, making use of short periods when water is available for growth and reproduction. Such seasonal plants add significantly to biodiversity in apparently sparse landscapes. Their presence supports insects and illustrates the close relationship between rainfall patterns and life in the Sahara.
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Cross of Trarza - 30 franc
Crafts
65 years
👁 33
Cross of Trarza - 25 franc
Crafts
65 years
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Cross of Trarza - 20 franc
Crafts
65 years
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Cross of Trarza - 15 franc
Crafts
65 years
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Cross of Trarza - 10 franc
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65 years
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Cross of Trarza - 5 franc
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65 years
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Cross of Trarza - 3 franc
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65 years
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Cross of Trarza - 1 franc
Crafts
65 years
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Slender-billed Gull (Goeland Railleur)
Animals
65 years
👁 30
Spoonbill (Spatule)
Animals
65 years
👁 28
Greater Flamingo (Flamant Rose)
Animals
65 years
👁 28
White Oryx
Animals
65 years
👁 27
Seated Dance
Cultural
65 years
👁 30
Fennec Foxes
Animals
65 years
👁 29
Barbary Sheep
Animals
65 years
👁 32
Pastoral Well
agriculture
65 years
👁 36
Proclamation of Independence
National Day
66 years
👁 30
Blacksmith
Crafts
66 years
👁 27
Religious Student
Art
66 years
👁 33
Seated Dance
Art
66 years
👁 36
Nomadic School
education
66 years
👁 34
River Fishing
Sea Life
66 years
👁 36
Shoemaker
Crafts
66 years
👁 31
Millet Harvesting
agriculture
66 years
👁 38