Plants 'can think and remember'
via bbc.co.uk
"Plants perform a sort of biological light computation, using information contained in the light to immunise themselves against diseases ”
Stanislaw Karpinski
Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Rudbeckia hirta var. pulcherrima
Commonly called black-eyed susans, blackiehead, brown betty, brown daisy, brown-eyed susan, gloriosa daisy, golden Jerusalem, poorland daisy, yellow daisy or yellow ox-eye daisy
MBG Rare Books: Illustration of Conium Maculatum ,
also known as poison hemlock, cigue maculee, cigue tachetee, deadly hemlock, poison parsley
Missouri Botanical Gardens Rare Books : by Leopoldi Joannis Kaliwoda, 1773-78
Mimicry
via epod.usra.edu
by Tommy Hornbeck
"The male Coral Hairstreak butterfly, shown above, gives its best impression of the Butterfly Milkweed upon which it's alighted."
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From "A Gift from a Flower to a Garden" bt Donovan
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