Nursery

• Nicole Marie Breen, COO of HEMP BioSciences Inc., said: “HEMP has been issued all required licenses for Industrial HEMP; Growing, Nursery, Harvester, Transporter and Processor licenses under Title 3-Chapter 2-Article 4.1 of The Arizona Department of Agriculture.
• With the renewal of our hemp licenses, we are now in the process of acquiring a cGMP certification to ensure the highest quality products, while protecting the public in this highly regulated industry.
• “HEMP’s proprietary strains vary in phytochemical properties that contain no more than 0.3% THC in dried condition for sale under our current licensing,” Miller continued.
• “Our products are high in active phytonutrients and are grown, cultivated, harvested and processed in the USA.

• It’s a magical place, especially if you’re an octopus.
• We now know why these amazing creatures gather at this and other underwater warm springs.
• In a new study involving scientists from several fields, we explain why octopuses migrate to the Octopus Garden.

Life in the Octopus Garden

• The Octopus Garden, at the base of Davidson Seamount about 80 miles (130 kilometers) southwest of Monterey, California, is the largest of a handful of octopus nurseries recently discovered in the Eastern Pacific.
• Using Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute’s deep-sea robots and sensors, we studied and mapped the Octopus Garden during several visits over three years to examine the links between thermal springs and breeding success for pearl octopuses.
• A time-lapse camera that kept watch over a group of nesting mothers for six months opened a window into the dynamic life in the Octopus Garden.
• We saw that nothing went to waste at the Octopus Garden.

Warmer water speeds up embryo development

• The longer the incubation period, the greater the risk that an embryo might not survive to hatch.
• Such an extended brooding period would be the longest known for any animal, exposing an embryo to exceptional risks.
• Instead, temperature and oxygen sensors we were able to slip inside octopus nests documented a much warmer microenvironment around the eggs.
• On average, the temperature inside octopus nests was about 41 F (5.1 C), considerably warmer than the surrounding waters.
• We predicted that octopus embryos would develop faster in this warmer water.

Nurseries highlight risks to seafloor habitat

• Here, water percolating beneath the seafloor picks up heat from Earth’s mantle before it’s channeled out from volcanic rock outcrops like Davidson Seamount.
• These systems have become an emerging focus in seafloor geology, though only a few have been discovered so far.
• The recent discoveries of octopus nurseries off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, also near hydrothermal springs, suggests these areas may be more common than previously thought.

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• buybuy BABY's exclusive Everlee Glider with Ottoman by M Design Village is a Parents Best for Baby 2023 Award winner.
• We are honored this parent-loved item has been recognized among Parents' esteemed list of Best for Baby 2023 winners."
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• Each nursery is a winter wonderland, offering fresh-cut Christmas trees including noble and Fraser firs, garlands and sprays, seasonal pottery, chimeneas, poinsettias and much more.
• Ten percent of all poinsettia purchases will go to Fort Worth-based Lena Pope, which helps create hope, happiness and success for Texas children and families.
• Additionally, all five Cornelius locations will host an Open House on Nov. 11 and 12, providing holiday dcor demonstrations, giveaways, live music and refreshments.
• Cornelius Nursery, a subsidiary of Texas-based Calloway's Nursery , has been a leading destination forHouston-area homeowners, gardeners and green thumbs since 1938.