Found the rarest orchid in the world
One of the world's rarest orchids has been discovered by British botanists in a volcanic island in the Atlantic Ocean.
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One of the world's rarest orchids has been discovered by British botanists in a volcanic island in the Atlantic Ocean.
The appearance is like a flower that not only helps orchids to attract and distract their prey, but also avoids the risk of being attacked by other animals.
Most insects on the planet are small and cute. However, many of them have amazing abilities that any other insect must envy.
Nature always amazes people, there are things that if we do not witness it with our own eyes, we will certainly never imagine it.
Vanilla orchids are a kind of vines of living plants. They are recognized as special plants in the orchid family that are capable of vanilla flavoring in nature.
In life, there are oddly shaped plants, named after their shapes.
Scientists have confirmed the presence of a new orchid, discovered by a tourist in southern China.
A tourist in South America could not believe his eyes after finding a flower shaped like a monkey's face.
A new scientific orchid called Dendrobium farinatum is recognized as a native orchid species in Vietnam, never before found in any other country and scientists have offi…
This flower was discovered in 1940 but almost disappeared in recent years. Scientists use cutting method to propagate 30 orchids and plant them in a secret place in natu…
Dr. Dinh Quang Diep - Faculty of Environment and Resources - Nong Lam University Ho Chi Minh City Ho Chi Minh said in 2011 he and a number of partners including TS. Tran…
Recently a group of Dutch scientists on an expedition to New Britain, an island near Papua New Guinea, discovered that orchids only bloom at night. The discovery has jus…
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…
New Scientist magazine reports that some plants can choose mates to avoid mating
Scientists say they have just discovered a new plant species. It is a tiny orchid flower with a petal width of only 2.1 mm.