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Aromatic herbs – the green magic

Herbs are often confused with herbaceous. Generally, herbs are plants that are valued for their flavor, scent, or medicinal properties due to the presence of the volatile compounds. Herbaceous, however, is a botanic term referring to perennial plants that are…

  • Wenyan Zhang and Eyu Chan Hong
  • September 21, 2020
  • Horticulture, Landscaping

Terrarium – the miniature landscaping scenery in the glass

Indoor landscaping such as interior design and vertical wall gardens has become more and more popular as the stay-inside lifestyle becomes mainstream during special times. However, they are relatively expensive and space-consuming for those with smaller units. Moreover, the maintenance…

  • Wenyan Zhang and Eyu Chan Hong
  • September 19, 2020
  • Evolution, Morphology, Taxonomy

Simplified plant evolution – From a tiny to a giant

The yellow meranti, a flowing plant in Southeast Asia reaches a height of 331 feet easily. The giant sequoia tree, a conifer species in California stands 314 feet tall and is over 36 feet in diameter at the base. The…

  • Wenyan Zhang and Eyu Chan Hong
  • September 17, 2020
  • Anecdotes, Plant Defense Mechanism, Plant Interaction

They are murderous plants – not carnivorous

Carnivorous plants have earned their fame by unique trap and kill devices that catching or luring animals. There are some other species that share similarities with carnivorous plants but not quite the same. The determination factor solely depends on their…

  • Eyu Chan Hong and Wenyan Zhang
  • September 16, 2020
  • Conservation, Horticulture, Propagation

Conservation of carnivorous plants

Carnivorous plants are popular ornamental plants for their unique appearance and special structures that prey animals. But not many growers are aware of the situation that many of the carnivorous plant species are classified as endangered, such as Aldrovanda sp.…

  • Eyu Chan Hong and Wenyan Zhang
  • September 10, 2020
  • Evolution, Morphology, Taxonomy

Keep ā€œphyteā€ing! – from known to unknown

Other than its position in the phylogenetic tree, each plant is also defined by it’s ā€œplace of birth”. As time is the magician, while location is the three-dimensional space that carries its own secret codes such as humidity, light intensity,…

  • Wenyan Zhang and Eyu Chan Hong
  • September 7, 2020
  • Evolution, Plant Defense Mechanism, Plant Interaction

Symbiosis – the ways that plant interacts

Plants of the same and different species interact with each other in the ecosystem actively or inactively in many different ways. The ecological relationships are known as symbiosis, which means ā€œliving togetherā€. It is a relationship between any type of…

  • Eyu Chan Hong and Wenyan Zhang
  • September 7, 2020
  • Horticulture, Houseplants

The five key elements for indoor plants to thrive

When I was young, my father used to keep a bonsai and a pot of mini bamboo in the living room, they were static forever, tranquil yet lifeful. Our house plants run in a routine for years, a tray of…

  • Wenyan Zhang
  • August 25, 2020
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