How do insects find pollen?
Flowers have many ways to signal to insects which flowers have pollen, for example by color, scent and even changes in electrical current.
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Flowers have many ways to signal to insects which flowers have pollen, for example by color, scent and even changes in electrical current.
Surely someone has asked the question whether the attractive cherries we eat come from the cherry trees blooming beautifully on the streets of many countries around the…
New research from the Japan Meteorological Agency shows that climate change causes the iconic Somei-Yoshino cherry variety to become extinct in many regions of Japan.
The Associated Press introduces an artificial intelligence (AI) robot named Theo as a new high-tech weapon in the fight to eliminate the tulip disease outbreak in the sp…
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…
Sahar Khan Lake contains more than 50 billion tons of sodium chloride (table salt), which can supply 6 billion people around the world for 1,000 years.
The Belgian city of Antwerp has just inaugurated an 'insect hotel' at the city's Ruggeveld cemetery in the Deurne district. This is truly a true 5 star hotel for bees an…
On July 4, experts at Kew Gardens in London (UK) said they had discovered a new giant water lily, which appeared for the first time since the middle of the 19th century.
Plants with strong odors such as glass, lavender... should only be placed in the yard, not indoors.
Plant scientists have pointed out inconsistencies in posts related to giant Himalayan trees.
You can watch a lunar eclipse that causes the Flowering Moon to turn red on May 15 or May 16, depending on your location.
Have you ever wondered, in the absence of processing machines and tools like in the past, what can ancient people make to serve the needs of snacks?
Biologists have found the wild flower Gasteranthus extincus - thought to be extinct in Ecuador 40 years ago.
While walking on a slope near his house, a resident in the county of Oxfordshire came across a beautiful orchid that can grow up to 1m tall.
The vast tulip garden in India's Kashmir Valley, first opened in 2007 with the aim of promoting floriculture, has now grown to become the largest tulip garden in Asia.