The mystery of giant bamboo, which can be taller than a 10-story building
Not only is it the tallest species of giant bamboo in the world, it is also one of the fastest growing and most versatile species on our planet.
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Not only is it the tallest species of giant bamboo in the world, it is also one of the fastest growing and most versatile species on our planet.
A mysterious plant with lantern-like flowers, declared extinct in 2010, has been rediscovered in Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan.
After identifying a species of flowering plant growing in dense clusters near the border with Vietnam as a new species, researchers have proposed putting it in the Red B…
The black bat flower (Tacca chantrier) with its devilish dementor-like appearance is the embodiment of mystery and strangeness in the plant world.
Unlike most flowering plants that attract bees and butterflies, the Joshua tree only mates with the Yucca moth for its entire life, lasting hundreds of years, even 1,000…
Wolves in Ethiopia lick red poker flowers. They are the first large carnivore in the world known to feed on nectar.
Once in the forest, the expert unexpectedly found a type of tree that had only one individual left alive on Earth.
In the Australian city of Geelong, south of Melbourne, thousands of people are lining up for a rare chance to see and smell the stench of an unusual plant that blooms on…
When spring comes, flowers begin to bloom at Xi'an Botanical Garden, Shaanxi, China. Among them, Primula filchnerae Knuth is the most brilliant flower and attracts many…
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…
Monopodial orchids have one or two flowers growing from a single straight stem. When flowering, the plant has no leaves. Only after the flowers have bloomed do leaves be…
Up to now, Vietnam is the only place that has this special flower. It not only has an eye-catching appearance, but is also extremely rare.
Chionanthus retusus, scientifically known as Chionanthus retusus, is a genus of plants belonging to the olive family (Oleaceae), genus Chionanthus (
Perhaps the name snow flower vegetable is still quite strange, many people do not know it because it is quite new to us Vietnamese.
A conservation manager made the discovery of a lifetime when he took a photo of what he thought was a common fynbos, a flower in the genus Moraea.