The world's most expensive chili costs $ 26,000 a kilo
Charapita peppers are considered one of the most expensive spices in the world along with saffron flowers and vanilla.
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Charapita peppers are considered one of the most expensive spices in the world along with saffron flowers and vanilla.
Heart-shaped leaves, big, wide, leaf tips with pointed tips and feathers on the underside ... are the differences of the carnation found in Hai Phong after more than 100…
Scientists from the Institute of Tropical Biology have just announced a plant belonging to the ginger family in Nghia Hanh district, Quang Ngai.
Poor flower or tiger nails contain poisonous play, which causes the person to pass urine to have blood, cardiovascular collapse, respiratory failure and death.
The environmental agency in Wisconsin (USA) has just issued a warning about the danger from a flower plant containing toxic plastic that temporarily blinds people.
A orchid in southern Colombia has a middle part that looks like a staring devil face.
Four new species of Scented wood were described based on the specimens collected in Cambodia during the 2014 survey of botanists of the Institute of Tropical Biology und…
The Tropical Biology Institute has just announced a new orchid species in Hon Ba Nature Reserve, Khanh Hoa province.
Thanks to its exotic shape and aroma, finger lemon becomes the most expensive lemon in the world for at least 280 USD / kg.
A species of flowering plants discovered in Japan spends most of its time hiding underground and stealing fungal nutrients to survive instead of photosynthesis like regu…
The scientific name of this exotic sand flower is Pholisma sonorae, a rare and exotic flower belonging to the flowering flowering plants in North American deserts.
Mr. Yuan from Beijing discovered the ginseng tree soaked in a sealed wine bottle of the family blooming white flowers on January 3.
Astronauts have successfully planted flowers for the first time on the International Space Station (ISS).
Thanks to the unpleasant smell, the scent of Titan Arum or skunk cabbage can attract insects to pollinate.
The two-meter-high flower tree emits a rotting smell of meat in an Australian botanical garden, attracting many people to come and smell it.