A display container for displaying an aromatic botanical specimen includes: (a) a container body for enclosing the botanical specimen and scented air having a scent of the botanical specimen; (b) at least one scent discharge port in the container body; and (c) an air pump coupled to the container body and operable to discharge the scented air from within the container body to the environment through the at least one scent discharge port.

Aspects of the present invention disclose and describe embodiment containers for displaying, visualizing, and aroma sampling botanical materials—such as tea, cannabis, and the like including a container body, lid, and lens—which may have various shapes. In a preferred embodiment, lid is shaped to define a recessed area with scent openings permitting aroma sampling of a sample contained within. A removable plug is shaped to fit within the recessed area of the lid. The container body and lid, with removable plug fit within the lid, form an airtight chamber within. A botanical sample may be visualized through the lens.

Aspects of the present invention disclose and describe embodiment containers for displaying, visualizing, and aroma sampling botanical materials—such as tea, cannabis, and the like including a container body, lid, and lens—which may have various shapes. In a preferred embodiment, lid is shaped to define a recessed area with scent openings permitting aroma sampling of a sample contained within. A removable plug is shaped to fit within the recessed area of the lid. The container body and lid, with removable plug fit within the lid, form an airtight chamber within. A botanical sample may be visualized through the lens.

A packaging assembly includes a packaging enclosure with a bottom closure that folds into a flap with a latch that locks into an opening on a face of the packaging enclosure. Upper faces of the packaging enclosure allow for juxtaposing and superposing a plurality of the packaging enclosures and providing space for air to circulate between them.

The invention relates to a box (10) for growing larvae, comprising: a rectangular base (12); lateral walls (14) extending from the base (12), forming a flat closed contour parallel to the base (12), and defining a growth container together with the base (12); a rim (16) extending from the upper edges towards the exterior of the container parallel to the base (12), the rim (16) comprising two first reliefs (26) on its surface opposite the base (12), and having four edges (18, 20) which are connected to one another by four corners (22); at least four feet (24, 25) with the same height extending at least partly from the rim (16) towards the base (12), the feet (24, 25) extending from different edges (18, 20) or from different corners (22), at least two of the feet (24) facing the first reliefs (26), and comprising a second relief (29) which is complementary to the said first relief (26); the first reliefs (26) fitting together with the second reliefs (29) of a superimposed box (10); the feet (24, 25) being supported against the rim (16) of a box (10) below; the height being at least 8 cm greater than the depth of the container.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide for a multisensory examination jar for botanical specimens. Embodiments of the disclosed jar may have a body portion with an integrated LED array for illuminating the contents of the jar. The jar may have a removable lid with an integrated magnifying lens, and an opening or port to enable a user to smell the contents of the jar. The opening may have a removable plug to establish a substantially air tight seal on the lid of the jar, to trap odors within the jar. The removable plug can be selectively removed to enable the user to smell the contents of the jar. The jar may have an electronics module and power source operable for wireless charging. The jar may also be configured to interface with a charging dock or base for wireless charging of integrated batteries.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide for a multisensory examination jar for botanical specimens. Embodiments of the disclosed jar may have a body portion with an integrated LED array for illuminating the contents of the jar. The jar may have a removable lid with an integrated magnifying lens, and an opening or port to enable a user to smell the contents of the jar. The opening may have a removable plug to establish a substantially air tight seal on the lid of the jar, to trap odors within the jar. The removable plug can be selectively removed to enable the user to smell the contents of the jar. The jar may have an electronics module and power source operable for wireless charging. The jar may also be configured to interface with a charging dock or base for wireless charging of integrated batteries.

Disclosed is a high-reliability flight case with an auxiliary locking function, comprising a case body and a case door located at an opening of the case body, an outer wall of the case door is fixedly connected with an iron shaft, the outer wall of the case door is fixedly connected with a box body, the box body is symmetrically connected with two inserting rods through a rebound mechanism, connecting seats are integrally formed at positions corresponding to ends of the iron shaft and ends of the inserting rods on an outer wall of an opening of the case body, and inserting holes matched with the iron shaft and the inserting rods are formed in the connecting seats in a penetrating mode.

Disclosed is a high-reliability flight case with an auxiliary locking function, comprising a case body and a case door located at an opening of the case body, an outer wall of the case door is fixedly connected with an iron shaft, the outer wall of the case door is fixedly connected with a box body, the box body is symmetrically connected with two inserting rods through a rebound mechanism, connecting seats are integrally formed at positions corresponding to ends of the iron shaft and ends of the inserting rods on an outer wall of an opening of the case body, and inserting holes matched with the iron shaft and the inserting rods are formed in the connecting seats in a penetrating mode.

Systems are described for plant propagation and transportation. The systems include modular stackable carriers and modular stackable trays, wherein the trays accommodate plant pots, and wherein the carrier accommodate the trays. Trays and carriers may be stacked and nested in various configurations to create ensembles based on a desired functions, such as for transportation, storage or stowage.