both flowering plants and non – flowering plants start small. They grow and grow and when fully grown, make plants of their own. We call this a ‘life cycle’ because it happens over and over ...

For example, extended cold periods may prevent tulips and other flowering bulbs from blooming during spring. Excess moisture, heat, humidity and wind can also impact the plants blooming cycle.

Past research has examined how environmental and genetic factors affect plant life stages ... classic winter annual life cycle in which seeds sprout in the fall and flower in the spring, but ...

It’s the only known plant species that relies on the lunar cycle for survival – and we found out by complete accident. At night, Ephedra foeminea, a non-flowering relative of conifers and ...

Our recent discovery of a new genus of non-flowering seed plants illustrates that researchers’ understanding of seed plant diversity in the Cretaceous is by no means complete. In Apple Bay ...