Given optimum ideal conditions, some plants can live forever and will only take a change in external conditions to finish them off. Read the article to learn more.
In 2026, NASA's Artemis III mission will see astronauts planting cress, duckweed, and brassica on the Moon to test their viability for future lunar colonies. Read this article to learn more details.
The guts of urbanized people are found to contain less microbial diversity than those of humans who live in rural areas. Continue reading the article to learn more.
The plants found in the Gath city, known as Goliath's Biblical home, reportedly offer a fresh perspective on the Philistines. Continue reading to learn more.
Even small doses of toxins from these plants could kill people. Read to learn more. There are certain plants that may have a harmless look but are actually some of the deadliest ones on the planet.
Photosynthesis is important for the survival of most life on Earth. Continue reading to know why. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Couleur) Why Is Photosynthesis Important? Photosynthesis is often associated with plants, but their significance goes beyond that.
Flowering plants became dominant after surviving the mass extinction that killed dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Read the article to learn more details.
Thriving in a South African mountain-bound valley with minimal rain, Gibbaeum heathii, known as "baby's bum," is among diverse succulent species. Check it out in this article.
While previous studies suggest that chili peppers date 15 million years ago, recent identification and analysis show that their history traces as far back as 34 to 56 million years ago. Read to learn more.
Grace Breeding’s Proprietary Bio-Fertilizer (NFT) solution showed superior or equal results when compared with nitrogen-based urea fertilizers, including more efficient use of water and nitrogen while lowering carbon emissions, its Brazil study showed.
Off the coast of Italy, divers are growing basil, strawberries, lettuce, and other greens in submerged greenhouses called biospheres. Read the article to learn more about these underwater vegetable gardens.
Horticulturists from the UK confirmed that the largest water lily on Earth belongs to a different plant species, Read more about the plant and how the investigation for its true identity was carried out.
Vermont's Fish and Wildlife Department confirms the rediscovery of a rare orchid believed to be extinct more than 100 years ago. Read more about the plant and actions for their remaining populations.
A collaboration of scientists showed a way to cross one of the seemingly impossible barriers in convincing plants to grow in total darkness using artificial photosynthesis. Read the article to know the full details of the study.
Experts from Sweden developed a nanotechnology that effectively detects pesticides from fruit products. Read more about this innovation and how it sets up an easier, cost-effective approach to food safety.