Plant Cuttings
The full title of Mary Shelley’s acclaimed 1818 novel “Frankenstein” is “Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus”. Well, fictional frightening-fellow fabricator Dr Frankenstein may have been the modern Prometheus of his day, but I’ve just chanced upon the 21st century version. Nothing to do with hard
Plant Cuttings
This item concerns uses of botanical bits-and-pieces in ways that Nature never intended. But having also brought forth Man, that natural entity has given
Plant Cuttings
One of the great hopes of the 1980s (and as far back as the 1940s) was that one plant species would be typical of all plants
Plant Cuttings
A relative of a notorious fungus that infests beans may have positive advantages for some other plants.
Plant Cuttings
Nigel Chaffey discovers Nature has its own taxes.
Plant Cuttings
Always on the look-out for interesting and/or quirky plant stories, I was really pleased to have chanced upon this delightful item amongst one of
Plant Cuttings
When it’s an eelgrass. OK, this needs some explanation. A popular notion is that the kingdom Plantae is essentially synonymous with the term land plants.
Plant Cuttings
Can anybody doubt how marvellously dynamic a plant cell is when one watches videos of such phenomena as cytoplasmic streaming? And plant cells aren’t limited
Plant Cuttings
A question with a long history, but not always a long enough bibliography, as Nigel Chaffey learns.
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Plant Cuttings
Not only can you take flowers apart, with a 3D printer you can put together flowers the way YOU want.
Plant Cuttings
The Botanical Accuracy weblog, curated by Lena Struwe (Botanist of New Jersey (USA) is a phenomenon, and a revelation!
Plant Cuttings
If students were ever to ask me “Sir [I do like to think they would show due deference and respect when addressing their professors…], where do