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Scientists Learn "Squirting Cucumbers" Can Actually Aim Their Shots

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Researchers used high-speed video and X-ray scans to reveal how the squirting cucumber uses explosive force to launch seeds up to 39 feet.See the Story

China · China

From Mountains to Tropics: What Petal Size Reveals About China’s Flowering Plants

Next time you stop to admire a flower, take a moment to really look at its petals — their size, colour, and shape. These delicate structures are not just for decoration; they tell a fascinating story about how plants survive, thrive, and, most importantly, reproduce. Just like we are naturally drawn to the beauty of flowers, petals play a vital role in attracting pollinators. Larger petals can act like bright billboards in a crowded landscape, c…Read Article

Colombia · Colombia

A rare plant with a taste for toxic soil is getting some help from unexpected allies with green fingers

Scientists have published some good news. The population of an endangered Czech flower, Minuartia smejkalii, went from just 434 individuals in Czechia to over 2,600 plants six years later. Who were the conservation heroes? Czech gardeners. The technique could be used to save plants elsewhere. Minuartia smejkalii / Sabulina verna in Austria by epsilon / iNaturalist. CC-BY Minuartia smejkalii might not look much to the average gardener. It’s a sho…Czechia · Czechia Read Article

Itumeleng Moroenyane: Studying the Gossip in the Rhizosphere

Plants are incredibly diverse, and so are botanists! In its mission to spread fascinating stories about the plant world, Botany One also introduces you to the scientists behind these great stories. Today, we have Dr. Itumeleng Moroenyane, a passionate plant holobiont scientist and Senior Lecturer at Stellenbosch University in South Africa. His research dives into the fascinating relationships between plants and their friendly microbial communiti…Plants · Stellenbosch Read Article

Bats, Birds, and Blossoms: The pollinators of Merremia platyphylla

Plants and pollinators work like pieces of a puzzle: when the fit is just right, the chances of successful pollination skyrocket. A flower’s shape, colour, scent, and timing all evolved as clues to attract the right visitor. These combinations of traits are called pollination syndromes, and they help scientists predict which animal is likely doing the job. This evolutionary matchmaking ensures that pollen sticks to the right animal and reaches …Environment · Mexico Read Article

Wikidata for Botanists: Connecting People, Plants, and Data

Imagine if every botanical specimen, every plant researcher, and all the botanical knowledge could be instantly connected across the world. According to a recently published article in Annals of Botany, that idea is becoming reality through Wikidata, a multilingual database that’s transforming how we organize and access plant science information. Wikidata is a database of facts, where each piece of information is structured so that computers a…Brazil · Brazil Read Article

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