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In this part 2 we will continue to follow the evolutionary history from 375 million years ago.
Recently, an Instagram account surprised when sharing a clip of a special fruit picked from black mud, inside there are many beautiful seeds like pomegranate seeds.
Poison Garden in the city of Northumberland, England, is home to more than 100 different poisonous, hallucinogenic and anesthetic plants. And now it is open to the publi…
What if humans could copy the way plants generate energy, and use that energy to run the world?
Although the possibility of humans settling on Mars is still very far away, but space agriculture has begun to be developed by the scientific community.
Kieron Connolly's book 'Forests' opens a mystical world to readers.
On the streets of England, the sound of dry leaves crunching underfoot and the red trees can make many people think that autumn is coming soon.
The tropics clearly have greater biodiversity than temperate and temperate regions, but explaining why is far from easy.
Many experiments on breeding plants and mutant microorganisms on the space station are carried out by China to create superior strains.
Recently, an indigenous magnolia flower that has been missing for 97 years in Haiti was suddenly found in a forest in the country's longest Massif du Nord mountain range…
The ground beneath our feet has a vast microbial network known as the 'wood wide web', also known as the tree's social network. This network allows trees to communicate…
Swedish companies Stora Enso and Northvolt have tested completely new materials in electric vehicle batteries with ingredients taken from trees in the forests of Norther…
Recently, scientists have found evidence that plants are doing the same thing by producing their own
In an effort to get the most out of farm waste, a Canadian company decided to go for the stinkiest thing you can think of. Exactly, you get what I mean!
Humans and many other creatures are used to living in an atmosphere with an oxygen content of 20.9-21%. So what happens if oxygen levels rise or fall suddenly?