Talking Plants News Today

A group of scientists recently saw how plants talk with each other. It's not literally a way of communication that we humans do, but a form of defense response.

The Sharjah International Book Fair came alive on its second day, enthralling visitors

Save Share In early 2019, Neville Walsh, a botanist at the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, was sifting through clippings, seed pods and blurry botanical photos sent by mail from a plant enthusiast at Cobungra, in the Victorian high country, when he spotted a few “genuinely rare species”. He decided to visit the property, owned by octogenarians Anne and Jim U’Ren, and found himself scrambling down a steep gully to the banks of a silvered creek where he noticed a curious wattle. â...