Tropical orchids are epiphytic, which means they grow out of soil on the surfaces of other plants in their natural habitats. Because of this, orchids function differently than other varieties and have ...
For the first time, researchers at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute track unique signals from tiny transmitters glued to individual orchid bees, yielding new insight into the role of bees ...
Joe Meisel discusses his work to conserve the tropical orchid habitat in Ecuador. Joe Meisel, Vice President, Ceiba Foundation for Tropical Conservation, discusses his work to conserve tropical ...
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens added “A Splash of Brilliance” to the drab winter landscape with the opening of its annual orchid and tropical bonsai show, highlighting specimens from two of ...
Annals of Botany, Vol. 104, No. 3, SPECIAL ISSUE: Orchid Biology (August 2009), pp. 557-563 (7 pages) • Background and Aims Undisturbed forest habitat can be relatively impenetrable to invasive, ...
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10 Greenhouse Plants That Practically Grow Themselves
Whether you’re an expert gardener or growing your very first crop, a greenhouse offers endless opportunities to grow plants ...
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6 Orchid Care Mistakes That Might Be Killing Your Plant, Plus How to Fix Them Fast
Most people put their orchid somewhere in the center of their home, far from a window, because they want to admire it when it's in bloom. However, in that spot the orchid isn’t getting the six hours ...
DALLAS -- The personalities that gravitate to the world of competitive orchid-growing know the size of the gardener's greenhouse doesn't matter nearly as much as the depth of the grower's passion for ...
There are more than 100,000 orchids and hybrids, and between 25,000 and 30,000 species, Rogers said. Songbird and the Orchid carries about 250 orchid plants across 40 species. The store offers many ...
Shorter days, dry indoor air, and changes in temperature can all affect how well orchids grow during the colder months. But ...
Blue-green orchid bees zip through increasingly scarce patches of tropical forest to pollinate rare flowers. For the first time, researchers at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute track unique ...
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