Plants

Humans make up just 0.01 percent of the biomass on the planet—the same as termites.

Step inside the hidden green spaces of cities around the world.

As park and garden space expanded, middle-class fleuristes needed shears, watering cans, and umbrellas topped with pruning shears.

A new look at the fossil shows plants of the era may have been greener and more vascular than we thought.

An iconic fruit tree is suffering from an incurable fungal disease.

Phytoplankton get busy.

Visitors flock to Halfeti for its unusually dark flowers, but there's much more beneath the surface of the half-drowned town.

The Everglades and coastal communities are in peril.