Tsukuba, Japan—In nature, flowers may share morphological features, even across distantly related species. Bilateral symmetry is one such feature found in flowers of various taxa, such as orchids and ...
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Tom Karwin, On Gardening: Fascinating flower forms
"Gardens can create surprises! A recent surprise in my garden was the first appearance of a striking blossom that I had not seen previously and did not expect," writes columnist Tom Karwin.
How did bilaterally symmetric flowers evolve from radially symmetric ones? To address this important question, geneticists Francisco Perfectti and Juan Pedro M. Camacho, and ecologist José M. Gómez ...
Flowers have an innate ability to bounce back after injury from falling branches or being trampled underfoot, according to a new study. Ecologists looked at a random sample of 23 native and cultivated ...
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PREMISE OF THE STUDY: The evolutionary shift from radial to bilateral symmetry in flowers is generally associated with the evolution of low flower-size variation. This phenomenon supports the ...
Some flowers have a remarkable and previously unknown ability to bounce back after injury, according to a new study. Some flowers have a remarkable and previously unknown ability to bounce back after ...
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