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US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, États-Unis, United States
Pflanzen, Plantes, Plants

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algaebase - Algae-Base - Algen-Datenbank

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botany - Internet Directory for Botany (IDB)

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indiana - Plants in Motion (little Movies)

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mushroomjohn - Mushroom-Site

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nanps - North American Native Plant Society

newscientist - New Scientist - Everyday Scientific Phenomena
Plants Phenomena

• "Warum fallen schlafende Vögel nicht vom Baum?" und
• "Was macht die Mücke beim Wolkenbruch?"

• Results 1 to 15 of 50
• Pluck for luck: What conditions affect the number of leaves grown on a clover?
• Solar flower: Sunflowers rotate to keep the flower head facing the sun during the day. Do they face sunset all night and then flip around when dawn comes up behind them?
• Plant life: Why do plants flower for different times?
• Plant life: Why do some flowers die after a day and others last for weeks?
• Fighting dirty: Why do soil fungi and bacteria produce antibiotics?
• Vegetative state: When is a plant really dead?
• Flower power: How does your chemical garden grow?
• Pond life: How does barley prevent weed from growing in a pond?
• Bog Standards: Have cotton grasses ever been harvested commercially anywhere or could they be?
• Green death: Animals have a point of clinical death. Do plants, and if they do, how is it determined?
• Bee lines 2: How do bees benefit from the pollinating they do?
• Forest of fear: Are some species of tree hit by lightning more frequently than others and if so, why?
• Golden age: How and why do leaves change colour?
• Cold misery: How can mildew grow in my freezer?
• Green policy: From what we know about photosynthesis--why arent all plants dark green?
• Results 16 to 30 of 50
• Hard edges: Why leaves frost only on the edges
• Seeing red: How do red leaves photosynthesize?
• Twisted logic: Why lightning causes spiral scars on trees
• Living fence: What prevents trees, which can live for hundreds of years, from rotting?
• Leave stones unturned: Why does the half of an avocado with the stone left not go brown as quickly as the half with no stone?
• Woodland wonder: Why do ice crystals form on branches where the bark is missing?
• Vicious fruit: Why did pineapples evolve a fearsome array of spiny leaves?
• Fungal frolics: Why do Briton know so little about mushrooms compared to other Europeans?
• Ghostly flock: Why do some white objects seem to glow at twilight?
• In the dock: Why are dock leaves so effective at relieving stings?
• Blooming fruit: What is the bloom on the skins of fruit such as plums and grapes?
• War nuts: How could chestnuts have been used in making munitions?
• Biosphere: How much plant life is needed to keep a person alive in a sealed room?
• Cider bender: My Bramley apple tree and my Coxs Orange Pippin are side by side. Why has my Bramley started producing Cox apples?
• Conquering conkers: Producing winning conkers--the best methods
• Results 31 to 45 of 50
• Berry worry: Why do adjacent blackberries on the same bush ripen at different times?
• What's up doc?: Why are carrots orange?
• Peel appeal: Why do dry apples stay yellow and fresh apples dont?
• Plain plains: Why aren't there trees on the Great Plains?
• Mushroom fanciers: Do any other animals beside humans eat fungi?
• Fruits of the C: Does vitamin C benefit plants?
• Ecofarm: How many trees compensate for personal energy use?
• Not mush room: How can mushrooms push through concrete?
• Manic mould: What's the best way to grow interesting mould?
• Knowing your dews: How does dew balance on blades of grass?
• Carrot brains: A strange brain teaser about numbers and carrots
• Sharp fruit: If the point is to attract animals, why are some fruits so sour?
• Mighty moths: Having cleared the prickly pear cactus from so much land, what is the moth Cactoblastis living on now?
• Summer spectrum: Why do spring flowers tend to have fewer colours than summer flowers?
• Simply yellow: Why there were more yellow leaves this autumn
• Results 46 to 50 of 50
• Clotty spice: How does turmeric help heal wounds?
• Those crying eyes: Why onions make your eyes water
• Deadly delights: If fruit is meant to be eaten, why is some of it poisonous?
• Burning question: Why do hot peppers burn your mouth?
• Slice crisis: How to keep onions from making you cry

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ou - Scott's Botanical Links

• Com-international customs, country information and travel Price Watch Street
• Engine-pricing service for economically buying high techology products
• Resources FAO Document Repository-free, authorative, online
• North American vascular plant flora Library resources Dictionaries, Journals
• Tropicals-online plant catalog with plant images and information

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si - Index Nominum Genericorum - ING

si - Plant Image Collection

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usda - United States National Arboretum (USNA)

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