From a classroom of the future imagined by high school students to a real stinker of a plant, here are some highlights from ...

It includes the tasty plants, like sweet corn and mangoes; the super-stinky plants, like the corpse flower ... of plants lets you in on: some orchids can produce bee-shaped flowers— which ...

When Admiral Horatio Nelson perished at Trafalgar, his corpse was preserved in a barrel of brandy ... rum changed costumes ...

But before you go in search of this giant, you should know that it is sometimes referred to as the “corpse lily” or corpse flower ... The waling-waling is a species of orchid, also known as Sander’s ...

Discover the rare beauty of Amazon rainforest flowers, showcasing nature’s most exotic and vibrant creations. Let’s explore ...

Orchids will be growing again now that the weather is warming up, and there is a simple way to fertilise them to ensure they grow plenty of flowers. Amy, a gardening expert from Coconut Mama, has ...

In some orchids, photosynthesis is out and parasitism is in. Instead of making food from sunlight, some of these plants have become parasitic and primarily suck nutrients out of the fungi in their ...

However, some orchids have stopped producing their own food and completely feed on fungi. The Kobe University botanist SUETSUGU Kenji says: "I've always been intrigued by how orchids turn parasitic.