Sunscreen of plants
Plants do not get sunburn because they secrete substances that act as sunscreens, helping to protect them from harmful sun rays.
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Plants do not get sunburn because they secrete substances that act as sunscreens, helping to protect them from harmful sun rays.
A gardener in England passed away a few days after being admitted to the hospital, with the cause believed to be due to contact with the father.
Working in a tree-like environment will help office workers achieve higher performance.
This delicious, economically valuable fruit has been domesticated by humans from wild plants to plants for at least 7,500 years ago.
A gardener in the UK used the method of stemming to create a hybrid of 50 different apples on the same tree.
Scientists have published the most complete data regarding wild plants with relatives with today's popular food crops.
New onion bulbs grown by a gardener in the UK are recognized as the world's largest onions, weighing nearly 9kg.
The twins Ian Paton and Stuart Paton have just released a giant pumpkin masterpiece weighing nearly 1 ton, causing a fever in England.
Scientists have discovered a new plant species in limestone mountains in Ha Giang province.
A successful American implant man can produce 40 types of fruits including apricot, plum, peach, nuts or cherry.
TomTato harvests both cherry and white tomatoes, Shasta chrysanthemum with larger petals and longer hatching times due to hybrid or transplant methods.
Like Dracula's blood-sucking demons, the dodder will wrap itself around the parasite and drain all the water, nutrients and genetic material from the trunk.
Scientists have discovered 3 mature Magnolia plants of Magnolia grandis and 5 immature Magnolia plants of Magnolia coriacea.
Plant researchers have discovered a new orchid species in Hon Ba Nature Reserve, Khanh Hoa.
Scientists have just announced a new plant named Cable Dak Nong, and warned about the endangered status of this species.