These cutting-edge images reveal the usually invisible beauty of flowers, zooming right in on their vibrant colours and quirky textures. Japanese artist Susumu Nishinaga uses a scanning electron ...

CDC. When it's in your yard, the Trifolium incarnatum looks like this.Workers at the CDC plucked one of the petals—which are actually modified leaves—from a crimson clover's tiny flowers and ...

This week, we asked for your pictures on the theme of "flowers". ... He used a red drink can for the flower and a green and yellow can for the leaves. They are better than real flowers would have ...

Leaves reflect green, and flowers reflect red, or yellow, or whatever. But plants also fluoresce, which means when they absorb ultraviolet light, they emit longer wavelengths visible to the human eye.

However, fresh flowers were not suitable for a male recipient, and wilted flowers held no value. That's when I had the inspiration to create something beautiful from dried flowers, and since then, my ...