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Mmegias and Toni


Hello reader(s)

Today I´m going to write about a website where anyone can learn about the cell, tissues and organs in plants (animals too) and other YouTube Channel where learn about how to grow by the ecological and organic way.

“ATLAS of PLANT and ANIMALS HISTOLGY” is the name of the website <http://mmegias.webs.uvigo.es/02-english/index.html> where you can learn about how a plant works from cell to her organs (has the option to select the language English or Spanish) . This website given me a lot of knowledge for understand how a plant grow, take up water, breath, bloom, bear fruit and protect herself in front of changes in the environment.

“La Huertina de Toni” is YouTube Channel where Toni Jardón share his knowledge of agriculture and how to grow by the ecological and organic way. Videos where you can learn about the cares when you plant a seed. Videos where Toni teach how to homemade ecological fertilizers and pesticides.  And some agricultural practices.

Grow in Autumn, La huertina de Toni

I invite to you to visit his platforms, like Instagram, Facebook or his Blogg <https://www.lahuertinadetoni.es/> to learn a lifestyle like Toni lives.

Thanks for read this blogg and bye bye.

F.E

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  1. tinyghost114 June 2019 at 01:27

    wow the website "ATLAS of PLANT and ANIMAL HISTOLOGY" looks very interesting and it would have been very useful for one of the courses I failed jaja

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