The corpse flower on Grand Valley State University's Allendale campus is set to bloom this week, giving the community a ...

Plants and animals can depend on each other in surprisingly specialized ways, creating some of nature’s most unusual ...

The latest bloom of a rare “corpse flower” at Grand Valley State University is coming far sooner than expected.

Discover how the air pollutants ozone and NOx work together to prevent bees and moths from sniffing out the flowers they help ...

A research team has identified CsBZS1, a cucumber gene associated with fruit development without pollination. By narrowing a ...

In autumn facility cultivation, there is an increase in consultations regarding flowers blooming but fruit set being uneven, ...

Dirty air makes it difficult for bees, butterflies, moths and other pollinating insects to find flowers. This is the ...

Fig trees and the tiny wasps that pollinate them have an unusually exclusive partnership. Each kind of wasp mostly pollinates just one kind of fig.

Some pollinators can’t travel far, so the more native plants they can find, the better. Don’t have a lot of space for plants?

A field experiment on the Tibetan Plateau shows that artificial light at night collapses moth visitation, boosts flies, and ...

A Sumatran corpse flower nicknamed "The Beast" is set to bloom at Grand Valley State University. Why it smells like rotting ...

Two years after its latest bloom, Grand Valley State University's (GVSU) corpse flower will soon be blooming again — and it'll be making quite the stink. The university's corpse flower, nicknamed The ...