Habitat: Subtropical and subhumid scrublands, and it has become and aggressive invader of native bushland. It is not restricted by climate, but prefers sandy or medium textured soils and disturbed situations, particularly near the sea where it tolerates saline conditions. Boneseed has the ability to establish in areas of native vegetation ranging from mallee scrub to wet sclerophyll forest, whether disturbed or notPresent Distribution Australia (source ALA)David Low / WeedsNews3597 / August 2, 2012 /.

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BY SYDNEY ROSS SINGER Every one of us has a mysterious double life. For about two thirds of the time we are conscious beings, thinking about the world within and without, and negotiating our ways through the obstacles of life. For the other one third of the time we are nearly lifeless lumps of flesh, unconscious to everything but our own fantasies, as we lie flat in bed asleep.

The journey will take 12 hours in total, four hours to descend, four hours for research and four hours to ascend back to the research ship on the surface.Read MoreFriend vow to keep final promise to Cambridge University student killed by rare cancer at just 23When Richard isn on one of his adventures hes uses his time to help inspire young people with his experience, in particular to think about how best to protect the planet.Richard said: “Later this month I’m going to the deepest part of the planet and I’m very excited about it, and I’m really pleased I will be taking pictures drawn by Mirror readers to the deepest place on Earth.””It’s going to be pretty hard to beat space.Richard Garriott shortly after the landing of the Russian Soyuz space capsule not far from the Kazakh town of Arkalyk, in northern Kazakhstan”The view of the earth from space is truly life changing. There is something called the overview effect which is literally a life changing experience most people who orbit the earth have had and I have that too.”While the view from a port hole viewport from the submersible will only be as far as the lighting will provide you. It will be like looking at the moon but when you’re only ten feet above the surface of it just looking at the rocks and bumps and dust not the big picture of the whole thing.