Botany News

A study confirms Charles Darwin's 1875 prediction that the alpine plant Saxifraga candelabrum is insectivorous. The plant uses sticky hairs to trap and digest m

The Venus fly trap, native to the Carolinas, faces dwindling populations due to habitat loss, prompting botanists like Julie Moore and Damon Waitt to work on it

New research confirms that some Saxifraga plants consume insects for subsistence, a carnivorous trait that Charles Darwin had theorized 150 years ago.

Scientists have confirmed that a species of plant with sticky hairs is carnivorous, validating Charles Darwin's 150-year-old hypothesis.

Khan Academy will partner with Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas (KGBVs) to provide specialized training for Intermediate-level teachers of Physics, Chemistry,

New research published in Nature reveals that Homer's The Odyssey offers insights into ancient science, including botany and psychiatry, and how Bronze Age Gree

Scientists are working to understand the mystery behind Poland's Crooked Forest, where hundreds of pine trees planted in the 1920s have bizarre C-shaped lower t

An endangered Himalayan flower, unseen for 158 years, has bloomed again in Arunachal Pradesh's Chuna Valley near Mago village, at an altitude of approximately 3