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Tithonia diversifolia, also known as the sunflower, is a vibrant wildflower known for its bright yellow color every winter. Here are some interesting facts about this fl…
Chionanthus retusus, scientifically known as Chionanthus retusus, is a genus of plants belonging to the olive family (Oleaceae), genus Chionanthus (
About 80 million years ago, giant sea creatures belonging to the subclass Asteraceae appeared in the Atlantic Ocean, a new study says.
Stone chrysanthemum discovered - the name of a group of molluscs marine species were extinct in Gia Lai
Chrysanthemums, orchid bells, hydrangeas, azaleas are 4 types of flowers that contain toxic ingredients, so be careful when distilling them indoors.
A marine creature that lived 99 million years ago remains intact in amber is considered a particularly rare discovery.
Chrysanthemum is a familiar dish, also a medicinal remedy. Chrysanthemum is rich in vitamins, calcium, phosphorus, iron and amino acids, proteins.
US researchers have recently discovered the first two fossilized flower samples of plants belonging to the Asterids branch - a current flowering plant that provides huma…
French and American scientists have obtained amazing images of fossil fossils via European Synchrotron synchronous radiation equipment (ESRF) in Grenoble, France.
Argentine scientists have discovered a flower's fossil, 47 million years ago.
The first five-colored daisies will bloom on the International Space Station (ISS) in two months.
It is known that after rose, chrysanthemum is the second best selling flower in the world. Chrysanthemum is almost all colors but blue is never available.
Finding Ngoc Linh Ginseng can be said to be one of the most important discoveries in the field of medicine and pharmacy not only in Vietnam.
Learn about the Chinese American Chrysanthemum Chrysanthemum resplendens, but
Astronauts have successfully planted flowers for the first time on the International Space Station (ISS).