Flowers
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What's the Difference Between Annual and Perennial Flowers?
By Jim Dawson published
Annual plants live for one growing season and then die, but perennial plants regrow every spring.

Stinky Seduction: Flowers Use Shocking Scents to Attract Bugs
By Jennifer Welsh published
From roadkill to skunk, these plants use all kinds of smells to attract pollinators.

Orchid Does a Great Roadkill Imitation to Lure Flies
By Jennifer Welsh published
The orchids trick the flesh flies into pollinating them by smelling like rotting flesh.

ScienceLives: How Flowering Plants Prevent Inbreeding
By Teh-hui Kao published
Teh-hui Kao, who studies how plants prevent inbreeding, answers the ScienceLives questions

New Dandelion Species Found in Spain
By Live Science Staff published
Species discovery is surprise in well-studied Iberian Peninsula.

Stop and Frisk the Roses: Customs Agents Eye Valentines Flowers for Pests
By Brett Israel published
Bouquets can bring unwanted pests and disease.

Hold Your Nose: 7 Foul Flowers
By Brett Israel published
These stinkers will make your stomach turn.

At Kew Gardens, A Corpse Flowers Blooms
By Brett Israel published
Giant flower stinks up the joint.
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