Kew Gardens Agave Death Bloom: Once in a Lifetime
A twenty-year-old agave at Kew Gardens has started its death bloom. What the Kew Gardens agave death bloom is, and why t...
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A twenty-year-old agave at Kew Gardens has started its death bloom. What the Kew Gardens agave death bloom is, and why t...
Researchers at the University of Birmingham are teaching young English oaks to defend themselves, priming oak tree immun...
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A Washington grassroots group raised $563,000 to pay a logging company to spare 29 acres of rare Elwha rainforest on the...
Trees sense their own stems through proprioception and switch on a muscle-like wood tissue, a proprioception muscle that...
Scientists found 16 new fungus species in Thailand hiding inside garden and wild flowers, quintupling the country's know...
A nature walk in Batman province turned up an unfamiliar reverse tulip. Lab work confirmed the Sason tulip as Fritillari...
UW-Madison researchers split the Malagasy baobab Adansonia za in two after DNA testing, resurrecting Adansonia bozy and...
Scientists formally named the tilcayo tiger cat, a spotted Bolivian feline smaller than a house cat, the first new wild...
Scientists found two 15-million-year-old fossil flowers in amber from China, including a new species that shows vines we...
Genetic testing revealed a ninth baobab species, Adansonia bozy, in Madagascar, previously grouped with a known species,...
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