Guiana is a region in South America that encompasses the country of Guyana, which shares its borders with Venezuela and Brazil. It has been inhabited by various indigenous peoples for centuries, including the Arawak people from the Caribbean Sea to the Andes. Today, it is an agricultural and industrial hub, known for its high quality coffee production.
Guiana is a region in South America, known for its diverse ecosystems, rich biodiversity, and unique landscapes. It encompasses the country of Guyana, which is primarily inhabited by the indigenous Guarani people. The region has been inhabited since prehistory and features numerous natural wonders such as the Amazon Rainforest, the Guianan Desert, and the Blue Lagoon.
The term "Guihaiothamnus" is a genus of flowering plants in the family Apiaceae, native to South America. They are known for their distinctive shape and size, with large flowers that often bloom in clusters or on tall stems. The genus includes several species, including the commonly used Spanish name "Guiana thamnus," which translates to "guianan thorn" in English.
