"Not all wild plants can or should be dug up and moved to city lawns or home gardens," Professor Liu stressed, adding research projects and domestication experiments must be conducted with prudence before wild species can be employed in artificial greening. He advised the public not to extract wild plants for their home gardens, neither for their beauty nor for their supposed "medical functions."
According to the naturalist, to visit the remaining wilderness and observe nature in its most original form has become a trendy weekend hobby for Chinese urbanites.
"May we appreciate nature as respectful passers-by, leaving no trace of our presence," pled the professor.
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