Photographer Genevieve Gaignard opens a new solo exhibition, ’Smell The Roses’, at the California African American Museum. Pictured: Drive-by, Side-eye, 2016. Courtesy of Shulamit Nazarian, ... as ...

A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, as Shakespeare wrote, but erase just one little molecule in their flowers and you’d be lucky to catch a whiff of anything at all.

Florist Said You Should Never Smell Roses For Sale In Grocery Stores Because Of Exposure Of Fungicide. – ‘This had to be the nastiest job in the production room.’ Story by Matthew Gilligan ...

The way roses synthesize geraniol turns is equally distinctive, and scientists have tracked down the plant’s source of a precursor molecule key to geraniol’s production. ( Proc. Natl.

The Dutch historian Johan Huizinga summed up the period best when he said, “It bore the mixed smell of blood and roses.” From Code to Cult.