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However, some rare plants eat animals; these carnivorous plants actually attract, trap, and digest prey. This fascinating behavior has captivated botanists for centuries and made carnivorous plants commonly sold houseplants. Although sometimes debated,...
Tags: carnivores plant, Sarraceniaceae, Droseraceae, North America, venus flytrap, eating animal, plant carnivory, North Carolina, India, Mumbai, Plants, Pinguicula, Pitcher plant, Drosera, Brocchinia reducta, Carnivorous plants, Environment
Even the most passionate gardeners usually need a break by the time summer draws to a close. Yet within a few short weeks, experienced gardeners are heading back outside. They know some of the most productive and long-lasting improvements to any outdoor...
Tags: Evansville, Lawn, Soil test, Perennial plant, Mulch, Composting, Organic gardening, Plants, Grasslands
There was a book published long ago called Glory by the Wayside. That title runs through my mind every time I stroll along the drainage channel at work. You see, whenever the weather permits, I take my break time to walk outside. I work in an older building...
Tags: Backyard habitats, wildlife, plants, industrial zones, urban development, conservation, nature
When I first started to find my interests in plants, it was all because of cannabis. I had always liked the intoxicating effects of it and other etheogens but that was just for fun. Then I realized the properties that they held, the products that...
Tags: plants
CORTLAND, N.Y. — Deputies say an upstate New York man has been charged with evidence tampering after he was busted for growing marijuana — and then tried to eat the evidence. Jeremy Wheeler and his father, William Wheeler, were arrested Sunday...
It is a fight over toilet paper: the kind that is blanket-fluffy and getting fluffier so fast that manufacturers are running out of synonyms for "soft" (Quilted Northern Ultra Plush is the first big brand to go three-ply and three-adjective). ...
Tags: Environmentalists, Plush, Toilet Paper, recycled paper goods, Tissue, deforestation, Plants, Trees, Forests, cardboard, packaging, Hummer product, paper industry
In today's frenetic world, many urban dwellers spend more than 80% of the day indoors. Bringing nature in to living spaces by enhancing homes and offices with ornamental plants has become another popular facet of the move to "green" our lives. In addition...
Tags: Greening, University, Classrooms, Plants, Student, Satisfaction, Research, eye irritation, stress, motivate employees, improve concentration, air impurities, Department of Agriculture, Texas State University, Department of Horticultural Sciences, Texas A&M University, Global Warming, Weather, Birds
Scientists have used a new vaccine production technology to develop a vaccine for norovirus, a dreaded cause of diarrhea and vomiting that may be the second most common viral infection in the United States after the flu. Sometimes called the "cruise...
Tags: Tobacco, Plants, Vaccine, Dreaded, Cruise Ship Virus, allnews, technology
Natural history explorer Steward McPherson and fellow botanists Alastair Robinson and Volker Heinrich have discovered a new genus of plant that traps and devours animals as big as rats in the town of Narra in Central Palawan, Philippines, a London...
Tags: plants
"Sometimes they will call it 'fascism,' sometimes 'communism,' sometimes 'regimentation,' sometimes 'socialism.' But, in so doing, they are trying to make very complex and theoretical something that is really very simple and very practical.” And...
Tags: health care, obama, tort reform, malpractice, town hall, plants, tyranny, jefferson, social security