Light transmitted from the shoot to the roots activates photoreceptors in the roots and triggers light-dependent growth responses in plants, scientists have discovered. Light is not only a source ...

Though the research is preliminary, the researchers believe that bioluminescent plants may someday light our streets, parks, and even our homes. The benefits of glow-in-the-dark plants are pretty ...

A leafy green houseplant can breathe fresh air into your home, brightening up your aesthetic and adding a pop of natural ...

Molecular biologist Alexander Krichevsky of St. Louis–based biotech company Bioglow has developed the Starlight Avatar, a genetically modified tobacco plant that glows in the dark, as a first ...

Scientists have figured out at least two ways to make plants glow in the dark, delivering a first ... That came just a few months after the green light for the first GMO (genetically modified ...

Hydrangeas have a long tradition of use in shady Southern gardens. From late April through July, huge flower heads of light ...

From bedrooms to living rooms, plants add instant ... a small end table or even a low-light, north-facing windowsill. Water when mostly dry. Long, slender dark green leaves make this a handsome ...

But don’t give up on your dreams of a lush home garden just quite yet: There’s still hope for those darker corners, thanks to the best low-light indoor plants. That’s right: Some plants don ...

However, economic forecasting is much less indicative than Mother Nature. “Green shoots” in economic parlance could mean that data is showing signs of new growth and that overall conditions ...