A Moment of Science
For a plant, nectar is something like a political campaign contribution. "The Mystery of the Fern's Nectar" on this Moment of Science.
Scientists have found evidence that plants can sense the presence of neighbors that might cast shadows on them at some future time.
History can explain why plants and animals look the way they do today.
Plants are using wonderful and intriguing ways to defend themselves against predators.
Catnip is a great treat for your favorite cat. The best news is that catnip is easy to grow!
Ancient tattoos may have had more than just a decorative function.
Why would some plants want their fruit to be eaten?
Does your lawn feel pain after being mowed? Are flowers hurt after being cut?
While annoying to most adults, dandelions are loved by children. But what makes these "flowers" so widespread?
New research suggests that animal populations can actually decipher the amount of plant life in that particular area.
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