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Nuala McGovern
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Presenter, BBC Woman's Hour
London
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Wellness, Diet , Pregnancy And Parenting, Mental Health , Celebrity Health, Pharmaceuticals , Health, Case Studies, Medicine , Psychology
Anything that is pro hunting or promotes experimentation on animals
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By Nuala McGovern Verified| Aol Verified In the misty mountains of Alishan in central Taiwan, there is a flower that is said to be a gateway to the gods. The Dendrobium orchid, or golden grass orchid, grows in clumps of between 10 and 20 on glossy green canes. A yellow flower with a velvety orange-fringed centre, it is beautiful but odourless. To the indigenous Tsou people, it is known simply as the God Flower. "My tribe has to have the God Flower for our ceremonies. Otherwise, God won't be able to find us," says tribal elder Gao Desheng.
By Nuala McGovern Verified| EnviroLink@ In the misty mountains of Alishan in central Taiwan, there is a flower that is said to be a gateway to the gods. The Dendrobium orchid, or golden grass orchid, grows in clumps of between 10 and 20 on glossy green canes. A yellow flower with a velvety orange-fringed centre, it is beautiful but odourless. To the indigenous Tsou people, it is known simply as the God Flower. “My tribe has to have the God Flower for our ceremonies. Otherwise, God won’t be able to find us,” says tribal elder Gao Desheng.
By Nuala McGovern Verified| Aol Verified In the misty mountains of Alishan in central Taiwan, there is a flower that is said to be a gateway to the gods. The Dendrobium orchid, or golden grass orchid, grows in clumps of between 10 and 20 on glossy green canes. A yellow flower with a velvety orange-fringed centre, it is beautiful but odourless. To the indigenous Tsou people, it is known simply as the God Flower. "My tribe has to have the God Flower for our ceremonies. Otherwise, God won't be able to find us," says tribal elder Gao Desheng.
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BBC Woman's Hour