Sharing My General Knowledge

Good day guys, it's your favourite steemian @megareigns and today I will be joining in this contest which is about sharing our general knowledge organized by @sahar78, I love the contest, it's really insightful and I am hoping to also let others learn from me just as I have learnt a thing or two from other contestants.

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Dates are common fruit found at the dry lands example deserts where there is extreme sunrise, they are mostly grown on dry lands because date palm trees requires only little amount of water for it growth because they are drought resistant and can withstand the exceptionally hot dry and rainless summers and cold dry winters.

Additionally, here in Nigeria, date plantation is only seen in the northern part of the country where there is less rain fall but extreme harsh weather due to high sunrise over there, date plants saves any form of water just with it root and can use the little water for a very long period of time.

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The term Plexus is used to describe similar groups of blood vessels or lymphatic vessels in the body. We can say plexus is a bundle of intersecting nerves. It is also a branching network of nerves, these vessels are typically axons outside the central nervous system.

It is a network of connections of nerve roots, giving rise to further interconnecting or terminal branches. So it is safe to say that every form of interconnection from ventral roots, trunks and cords to individual nerves is seen as plexus.

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Asia is undoubtedly the largest continent in the world as it covers the East Mediterranean Sea to The Western Pacific Ocean, it also has an area of approximately 45 million square kilometers and has over 40 countries, that's too massive for a continent.

The tell most populated countries ( India and China) are found in Asia making it one of the most densely populated continent in the world, statistically, Asia holds 60% of world's total population.

Permit me to invite @jubil12, @missyleo and @wirngo to participate in this contest.