NELUMBRO seems to come from the Latin 'umbra' shadow, darkness, meaning 'in the dark', because they are aquatic plants that bloom in dark and muddy waters, but that seek the sun withstand light frosts. But they are also called NELUMBO which comes from the Sinhalese 'nelumbo'. They are considered sacred in the East because they resemble the evolution of the soul, because mud is synonymous with ignorance from where it is born to become, with effort and difficulties, a beauty. The genus Nelumbo, of the family Nelumbonaceae, includes 2 species of aquatic plants from Asia, Australia, North America and the Caribbean. The species are: Nelumbo nucifera and Nelumbo lutea. The nelumbro is the national flower of several Asian countries
The Zoque people (Tzoque, Soque or Zoc) or Zoque culture are a Mexican ethnic group from the states of Chiapas, Oaxaca and Tabasco that are culturally, geographically and linguistically close to the Mixes and Popolucas. Unfortunately only 87. 000 people belong to this ethnic group. and who speak zoque. We only know that in the Mayan language it is called Ko. You will need to look up the meaning in some Zoque language dictionary.
ACTINOBACTERIA from the Greek 'actino', sunbeam; Bacteria that are mostly found in soil, and include some of the most typical terrestrial life forms. They are fundamental in the decomposition of organic matter, such as cellulose. They produce about 45% of all metabolites with biological activity (bioactive metabolites), with the genus Streptomyces producing 80% of those compounds.
ACTINOBACTERIA from the Greek 'actino', sunbeam; Bacteria that are mostly found in soil, and include some of the most typical terrestrial life forms. They are fundamental in the decomposition of organic matter, such as cellulose. They produce about 45% of all metabolites with biological activity (bioactive metabolites), with the genus Streptomyces producing 80% of those compounds.
