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Certain short-stemmed plant species have evolved to utilizing falling rain drops to disperse their seeds.
Bowerbirds surround their nest structures with flowers.
Valentines' Day is a multi-billion-dollar business for American florists and restauranteurs.
Smells in the air can color your first impression of someone, and some scents, like flowers, can even make you friendlier to strangers.
The orchids trick the flesh flies into pollinating them by smelling like rotting flesh.
From roadkill to skunk, these plants use all kinds of smells to attract pollinators.
Teh-hui Kao, who studies how plants prevent inbreeding, answers the ScienceLives questions
Snapdragons with stripes get most attention from bees.
Sex-crazed flies mate with flowers.
Rotten flesh smell lingers at Binghamton University greenhouse.
Rare blooms of this flower are a smelly affair.
A foul-smelling, aptly named “corpse flower” at Western Illinois University has bloomed, releasing a powerful aroma of rotting meat.
Rare 'Corpse Flower' that smells of rotting meat set to bloom at university greenhouse, likely within a week.
A University of Arizona ecologist studies how climate change is impacting vegetation in the Sonoran Desert.
Wingless cricket pollinating orchid caught on video.
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