**Lilium Species: Liliaceae** **Origin:** Japan, Europe **Color:** White **Bloom Time:** Early Summer **Common Name:** Lily of the Valley **Morphological Characteristics:** The Lily of the Valley is a delicate and fragrant flower that holds deep cultural significance, especially in European traditions. It is often used in French weddings, where it symbolizes purity, innocence, and the arrival of joy. Giving this flower to the bride is a way of wishing her a happy and prosperous future. Its small, bell-shaped blossoms resemble tiny chimes, which is why it's also called "the bell of happiness." The plant grows in clusters, and its modest size gives it an air of elegance and simplicity. Because it thrives in shaded, cool environments and isn't commonly cultivated on a large scale, it’s often associated with freshness, purity, and quiet beauty. According to legend, the Lily of the Valley first bloomed on the land where St. Leonard was said to have lived. It is believed that the plant represents his spirit, thriving even in cold and harsh conditions. This resilience makes it a symbol of hope and perseverance. A cluster of these tiny white flowers can evoke thoughts of holding onto happiness, as if each bloom carries a gentle reminder to cherish the moments of joy. **Ecological Habits:** Lily of the Valley prefers cool, moist, and partially shaded environments. It has strong cold tolerance but does not thrive in hot or dry conditions. It requires rich, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter, such as sandy loam with high humus content. **Propagation:** This plant can be propagated through rhizome division, typically done in spring or autumn, with the best time being November. Small bulbs form along the rhizomes, and after the foliage dies back in autumn, these can be separated and replanted. Each rhizome tip will grow into a new plant. In addition to rhizome propagation, the plant can also be grown from seeds. After the red berries mature in the fall, the seeds are sown directly in open seed beds. They usually germinate the following spring. **Cultivation and Pest Control:** When planting, ensure the soil cover is at least 5 cm deep. Water thoroughly after planting. During the growing season, apply fertilizer every 15 days, and water regularly during dry periods. Stop fertilizing once the flower stems appear. After flowering, remove the spent blooms promptly and apply top dressing one or two more times. In late autumn, cover the roots with leaves and cow manure to protect them from winter cold. For field planting, it's recommended to replant every 3–4 years. For potted plants, choose those with thick, healthy roots and plant 4–5 shoots per pot, repotting annually. **Promoted Cultivation:** To encourage early blooming, low-temperature treatment can be applied. Maintain a consistent temperature of around 18–20°C throughout the growing period. Keep the soil consistently moist and provide proper nutrients. Under these conditions, the plant can bloom within about a month. One common issue is brown spot disease, which can be controlled by spraying a solution of 75% chlorothalonil WP diluted to 700 times. **Gardening Features:** The Lily of the Valley has attractive green and white foliage and a compact growth habit, making it ideal for under-tree ground cover in shaded areas. Its preference for cool climates means it should only be introduced in regions with suitable conditions. **Special Care Tips:** Because all the flowers bloom downward, cut flowers need special handling. Using thin wire and tape can help lift the blooms, making them more visible and enhancing their visual appeal when used in arrangements.

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A fascial closure device is a laparoscopic instrument used to close the fascia, the layer of tissue that covers and separates abdominal organs and muscles. The device is used during laparoscopic surgery to create a secure closure of the fascia after the surgical procedure is complete.

The fascial closure device consists of a needle and suture material attached to a handle. A needle is used to puncture the fascia, then suture material is passed through the puncture site and tied tightly to close the fascia. The device's handle is used to control the movement of the needle and suture material, allowing precise placement and closure of the fascia.

The use of fascial closure devices during laparoscopic surgery can help reduce the risk of postoperative complications such as hernias, wound infections, and intestinal obstruction. It also closes the fascia more quickly and efficiently, reducing the overall time required for the procedure.

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