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Science & Nature Seasonal cues are the clue. The post How plants know when to bloom appeared first on Popular Science...Read MoreLaura Baisas

With a bit of preparation, you can ensure they stay healthy and hydrated in your absence. 1. Water thoroughly before you leave Give your plants a deep watering the night before you depart. Ensure the water reaches the roots and that excess water drains away. This will provide them with moisture to last through your

Getting enough protein is essential for preserving muscle mass, supporting bone health and maintaining a strong immune system as we age. Growing research, though, suggests that in addition to how much protein we consume each day, the type of protein we eat – animal versus plant – influences healthy aging too. Now, findings from a

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Science & Nature Colorful snapdragons can respond accordingly when bees are buzzing nearby. The post Plants can hear tiny wing flaps of pollinators appeared first...

Science & Nature These toxin delivery systems are fully analogous to and often rival the complexity of venom delivery systems found in animals such...

Science & Nature This portable, prickly wearable device communicates early signs of stress. The post Plants can now tell you when they’re stressed out appeared...

Science & Nature Earth’s ancient flora comes to life in a vivid romp through 15 fossil sites...Read MoreErasmo Serna