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Scientists from the University of Shihezi’s College of Life Science believe that prickly lettuce, also known as Lactuca serriola, may offer a new source of natural rubber. Natural rubber has…

If you’ve ever wished for a larger garden or felt limited by the size of your space, it’s time to reconsider your options. Dwarf plants are an ideal solution for…

The 4th Phnom Penh Plant and Garden Fair concluded with great success on its final day, wrapping up a three-day event at the Connexion Green Center on Koh Pich. Hosted…

Spring is almost here, and Disney World is ready to kick off the much-anticipated EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival, running from March 5 to June 2. This year, festival-goers…

Get ready to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the cosmos at this year’s Hong Kong Flower Show (HKFS), which will be held at Victoria Park from March 14th…

Staten Island high school students recently gained hands-on experience in environmental technology when they harvested fresh vegetables in their new hydroponic classroom. At Port Richmond High School, over a dozen…

The World Horti Center officially opened a new international hub in Ji’Nan, China, marking a significant step in connecting Dutch horticultural companies with China. This hub serves as a local…

As spring approaches and the weather warms, many plant lovers are eager to move their overwintered plants back outside to soak up the sunshine. However, this process requires careful attention…

New research suggests that plants, traditionally seen as essential carbon sinks, may soon emit more CO₂ than they absorb due to the impacts of climate change. A recent study highlights…

For centuries, the diet of the giant panda has puzzled scientists. Despite possessing the digestive system of a carnivore, these iconic creatures primarily subsist on bamboo. New research from China…