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Pantheon Dome

Plant Cuttings

Mouldy concrete is fit for purpose

When mould gets a grip on a building, it can hold it together.

Nigel Chaffey · 3 Jul 2018

Root hairs to halt global warming

Plant Cuttings

Root hairs to halt global warming

Can plants help fight global warming? Nigel Chaffey looks to the roots.

Nigel Chaffey · 26 Jun 2018

Saxifraga decipiens

Plant Cuttings

Outer space comes to Cambridge

Some saxifrages are almost literally out of this world.

Nigel Chaffey · 19 Jun 2018

Map of the Silk Road crossing the deserts and Eurasian Steppe in Central Asia

Plant Cuttings

The increasingly fluid Silk Road

What would you imagine was carried along the Silk Road(s), that ancient route that connected the far-East to the near-East and Europe? Silks?

Nigel Chaffey · 12 Jun 2018

Lego park

Plant Cuttings

Sustainable trees…

Not much of a story? Aren’t all trees sustainable [“avoiding depletion of natural resources”; “capable of being maintained at a steady level without exhausting natural

Nigel Chaffey · 5 Jun 2018

Dionaea muscipula flower

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Non-insect-eating insectivorous plant

Probably the one thing one could guess about an insectivorous plant is that it ‘eats’ insects. Take for example one of the most iconic entomophagous botanics

Nigel Chaffey · 29 May 2018

Craterostigma plantagineum

Plant Cuttings

Octulose, about to get bigger?

What is octulose? And why is it about to be bigger? Well, according to Qingwei Zhang and Dorothea Bartels, it’s a “forgotten metabolite”. Yes, but

Nigel Chaffey · 22 May 2018

Roots holding on to soil

Plant Cuttings

Roots create … rock

The more I learn about roots, the more amazing they appear. Not only do they provide essential support for, and anchorage of, the aerial, above-ground,

Nigel Chaffey · 15 May 2018

Achuar with a blowpipe in the Ecuadorian Amazon.

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How much do you know about … blowguns?

Not much I suspect. And it’s probably not that important that any of us do in the so-called developed world where we don’t

Nigel Chaffey · 8 May 2018

Pink trees

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Gardens, truly the best medicine!

It is sometimes claimed that laughter is the best medicine. Joking apart, it’s probably better documented, and arguably more evidence-based [e.g. The King’

Nigel Chaffey · 1 May 2018

The signboard “Methodus Plantarum Sexualis in sistemate naturae descripta” (Leiden 1736) images according to Linnés sexual sy

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Introducing The Global Flora

At Cuttings HQ we love a new botany journal – even if it’s technically described as a serial. So, we were really pleased to find out

Nigel Chaffey · 24 Apr 2018

Three elephants

Plant Cuttings

Mammoth news: Bees help plants

What! That’s news?? Surely everybody knows that many plants are pollinated by bees? Hopefully, yes, but this item is not about that well-known plant-

Nigel Chaffey · 17 Apr 2018

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