What if the protein that gives milk its nutrition, creamy texture, and cheese-making ability didn’t have to come from a cow at all, but could be grown inside an ordinary plant instead? New research ...
Yellow lawns and wilting tomatoes aren't always signs that plants need more water. This week's Master Gardener column ...
Conventional wisdom says vegetable gardens need full sun, but a productive garden doesn’t always require the recommended six ...
If you've driven down two-lane highways in rural parts of North Florida recently, you may have noticed a spate of new signs ...
A Texas collector has spent decades building a carnivorous plant nursery in Austin. He'll deliver a presentation at the ...
Microplastics have already been detected in the food supply, in drinking water, and in the air people breathe. Now, ...
Scott County leaders are again confronting a proposal for a natural gas power plant priced at up to $400 million, one that ...
Friends encouraged me to hold a small weekend plant sale each spring because I always had more healthy plants than I could use. Over time, neighbors began looking forward to it, and many returned year ...
A newly formed link between flower size and flowering time may be constraining how morning glories respond to environmental ...
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Why sunflowers always face the sun and when they stop
Young sunflowers exhibit heliotropism, tracking the sun for increased energy production. This movement aids their growth and reproductive success during early development. Mature sunflowers cease this ...
Decaying matter shapes life in soil, but it can also create hostile zones for growing roots. Professor Jiří Friml of the ...
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