The most terrible flower in the world
Rafflesia arnoldi, also known as the Great King, is the largest, heaviest, rarest and most fragrant flower
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Rafflesia arnoldi, also known as the Great King, is the largest, heaviest, rarest and most fragrant flower
Researchers working at Cold Spring Harbor (CSHL), USA, found that it was possible to increase the yield of tomato plants by controlling a molecular level timer or
In Muoi Loi flower garden, Da Lat has a pot of lemon trees with three giant fruits. Each fruit is about 40 cm long, about 20cm in diameter, weighs about 3.5kg.
A male bee (orchid bee) is collecting aroma compounds from the flowers of the orchid Notylia. The female bee (orchid bee) will choose a partner based on a blend of chemi…
Biologists from the Queen Mary School of Chemical and Biological Sciences at the University of London found that bees can calculate the best route between flowers.
Researchers at the University of Illinois, USA, discovered intestinal enzymes of honey bees that can neutralize poisons of pesticides commonly used to kill ticks in hone…
Scientists have discovered the plant Marcgaravia evenia - a Cuban plant pollinated by bats that have evolved with a special leaf that acts as a pan antenna to collect ul…
For a long time, biologists have been trying to understand the origin of complex life forms from single-celled microorganisms that evolved into reproductive forms of mul…
In recent days, many curious people rushed to Mr. Tran Quoc Cuong's house (in Kinh Cu hamlet, Hung Dien B commune, Tan Hung district, Long An province) to see strange ba…
After 75 years of waiting, caregivers of giant Titan Arum flowers have the opportunity to admire the first flower.
Scientists discovered a rare plant species in Australia, a plant that has never been developed in arid climates.
Mr. Bui Van Sang owns 10 very special strange peaches. These peach trees produce fruits in bunches on the branches. There are beams of up to 19 fruits and fruits shaped…
A parasitic plant uses aromatic chemicals to attract the attention of small mammals, so that their flowers are pollinated.
According to researchers at London's Royal Holloway University, bees have the ability to calculate to find the shortest distance ...