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Susquehanna Orchid Society’s annual show brings more than 1,000 orchids and their knowledgeable growers together in the dead ...

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A mutation that causes an amino-acid substitution in a channel called CNGC15 in the plant cell’s nucleus boosts the formation of such endosymbiotic relationships. Studying ion channels in their ...

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Stand out in the striking Green Orchid Print, in bold green contrasted with vibrant pink orchids to symbolise prosperity and new beginnings. For something more wearable day-to-day, the Navy Snake ...

They’re also pet-safe and child-safe. Like any living plant, artificial plants make a room feel vibrant and welcoming, and we doubt that anyone will know the difference once they’re displayed ...

And if it’s not there, you may need to rest at your camp and return. There is another Night Orchid at the coordinates X:40 and Y:36, just a few paces northwest of the Shadowed Battlefield waypoint.

It resembles an orchid you've seen before, but something is subtly different. Could it be a new species that hasn't yet been named or described by science? Can you take home a rare plant?