Galápagos giant daisies have repeatedly evolved similar leaf shapes for heat tolerance using different genetic tools, with new species potentially forming.
Galápagos giant daisies have repeatedly evolved similar heat-tolerant leaf shapes using different genetic pathways, demonstrating parallel evolution.
A new study reveals plants reroute sugars to injured tissues, concentrating glucose at wound sites to fuel regeneration and healing.
A new study reveals that carnivorous pitcher plants and vespid wasps may have a mutualistic relationship, with plants providing nectar as a food source.