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686a0e310ec7bf15a03cc373Shobhaphila's 2002 Mangrove - Celebrating Coastal Ecosystems Indian Miniature Sheet ( 30th Oct 2002)Explore the beauty and importance of mangrove ecosystems with this exquisite stamp collection! This unique set showcases four different species of mangroves, each a vital component of coastal environments around the world. The stamps feature stunning visuals, capturing the essence of these resilient trees and their diverse habitats. The first stamp highlights *Rhizophora mucronata*, showcasing its unique aerial roots and contribution to shoreline stabilization. The second stamp presents *Sonneratia alba*, displaying its distinctive pneumatophores, essential for gas exchange in the waterlogged soil. The third stamp features *Nypa fruticans*, a type of palm-like mangrove known for its role in providing habitat and food. The final stamp portrays *Bruguiera gymnorrhiza*, illustrating its characteristic knee roots and the role they play in sediment accumulation and nutrient cycling. This stamp collection isn't just a visual treat; it's also a celebration of the Eighth Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. It serves as a reminder of the critical role these ecosystems play in mitigating climate change, protecting coastlines, and supporting biodiversity. Add this rare and meaningful stamp collection to your collection today. It's not just a stamp; it's a testament to nature's resilience and the ongoing efforts to protect our planet for future generations.SM/6
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Shobhaphila's 2002 Mangrove - Celebrating Coastal Ecosystems Indian Miniature Sheet ( 30th Oct 2002)

Explore the beauty and importance of mangrove ecosystems with this exquisite stamp collection! This unique set showcases four different species of mangroves, each a vital component of coastal environments around the world. The stamps feature stunn...

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Country of originIndia
Colourmulti colour
BrandShobhaphila
Net Quantity1 piece
Product Dimensions16L x 12W x 2H cm
Manufacturer or packer nameSHOBHAPHILA
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Explore the beauty and importance of mangrove ecosystems with this exquisite stamp collection! This unique set showcases four different species of mangroves, each a vital component of coastal environments around the world. The stamps feature stunning visuals, capturing the essence of these resilient trees and their diverse habitats. The first stamp highlights *Rhizophora mucronata*, showcasing its unique aerial roots and contribution to shoreline stabilization. The second stamp presents *Sonneratia alba*, displaying its distinctive pneumatophores, essential for gas exchange in the waterlogged soil. The third stamp features *Nypa fruticans*, a type of palm-like mangrove known for its role in providing habitat and food. The final stamp portrays *Bruguiera gymnorrhiza*, illustrating its characteristic knee roots and the role they play in sediment accumulation and nutrient cycling. This stamp collection isn't just a visual treat; it's also a celebration of the Eighth Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. It serves as a reminder of the critical role these ecosystems play in mitigating climate change, protecting coastlines, and supporting biodiversity. Add this rare and meaningful stamp collection to your collection today. It's not just a stamp; it's a testament to nature's resilience and the ongoing efforts to protect our planet for future generations.

Country of originIndia
Colourmulti colour
Materialpaper
BrandShobhaphila
Common namestamp Set
Net Quantity1 piece
Weight400 g
Package Dimension16L x 12W x 2H cm
Product Dimensions16L x 12W x 2H cm
Manufacturer or packer nameSHOBHAPHILA
Manufacturer or packer addressDiamond City South , tower 4, flat 13h , 58, m.g road tollygange.
Manufacturing Date10/2023
contact details consumer careSHOBHAPHILA, [email protected]