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'Alien' 47-million-year-old plant fossil found in Utah has no known relatives.

'Alien' 47-million-year-old plant fossil found in Utah has no known relatives

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Will the first commercial fusion power plant operate in Virginia?

Can Google and Bill Gates Make Fusion Energy a Reality? CFS Begins Work on Revolutionary Plant

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

A Garden that Tells a Story: "Derech HaEven" Leads Israel's Mature Fruit Tree Industry

Derech Ha'even: Leading Israel's mature fruit tree industry

By In cooperation with Derech Ha'even

Ambassador Gideon Behar, Israel’s Special Envoy for Climate Change and Sustainability, in his pesticide-free garden in Modi'in.

Despite war, we are leading the fight against climate change, says Israel’s Climate Ambassador

By ROSSELLA TERCATIN

Illustrative image of plants.

Will a better understanding of photosynthesis help us grow plants under artificial light?

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

THE WRITER joins other participants at a gathering of board members from the Kosher Whole Food Plant Based group. A small but growing group of determined professionals is aiming to spread health through lifestyle medicine, he says.

Kosher plant-based group promotes lifestyle medicine for better health

By ALAN FREISHTAT

Silverleaf Nightshade.

Beware the beauty: The toxic threat of Israel's Silverleaf Nightshade

By ITSIK MAROM

Colorful anemones near Megiddo in Israel.

Say it with flowers: The history of flower-based phrases and idioms

By RUTH BELOFF

Prof. Yasmine Meroz with sunflowers.

Sunflowers ‘dance’ to optimize growth, Israeli-US study reveals

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Matcha vs Green Tea: Differences, Benefits and More

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By Alexandra Preston

Cocoa beans

High hopes in Israel for 'super hero' cocoa that survived frontline conditions

By REUTERS

The Barkan is a lightning-shaped Syrian Thistle.

A look into the Barkan – the lightning shaped Syrian Thistle

By ITSIK MAROM

YEHUDA NAFTALI at the entrance to the Yehuda Naftali Botanic Garden.`

The Yehuda Naftali Botanic Garden: A peaceful, green oasis in a bustling city

By ALAN ROSENBAUM

Rakus with his wound, two days before he was observed applying a poultice of medicinal leaves.

Wild animal treats wounds using medical plant, new study finds

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

Flowers planted in Jerusalem in preparation for the spring and summer months, April 20, 2024.

Jerusalem city prepares for spring with mass flower planting

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Plants growing in hydroponic farm

Sweeter strawberries and sour tomatoes: How an Israeli company grows more flavorsome produce

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

A flexitarian diet involves eating more plant-based meals

Plant-based diets act as a natural barrier to dangerous snoring linked to health problems

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

Temple offerings - miniature as well as food serving vessels, and a shell of marine mollusc, Tonna galea found in one of the temples

Plant, fruit analysis from Goliath's biblical city sheds light on Philistine rituals

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH