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A senior staff writer at Biology Insights, Anjali Nair reports on basic plant science from Tempe, Arizona. She pairs decades of hands-on gardening with close study of how root systems, light absorption, and plant reproductive cycles function. Nair graduated from Tuskegee University with a BS in horticulture. Her background also includes managing a commercial greenhouse nursery, along with contributing occasional columns to regional gardening newsletters.

What Is the Style in a Flower and What Is Its Function?
What Is the Male Reproductive Organ of a Flower?
What Part of a Flower Becomes the Fruit?
What Is an Epiphyte? Plants That Grow on Other Plants
Which Type of Plant Can Grow Over One Meter in a Single Day?
How a Seed Grows: The Process From Seed to Seedling
What Is a Style in a Flower and What Does It Do?
Are Gymnosperms Seed Plants? Yes, and Here’s Why
Is a Carrot a Fruit or a Vegetable?
What Is the Seed Coat and What Does It Do?
Do Gymnosperms Produce Flowers or Cones?
Are Pecans Native to North America?
What Is in a Seed? A Look Inside Its Anatomy
What Is the Center of a Flower Called? Its Parts & Function
What Does a Dandelion Seed Look Like?
What Is an Anther? Structure, Function, and Importance
What Is the Function of a Pistil in a Flower?
Is There Poison Ivy in Colorado? What You Need to Know
What Holds Up the Anther in a Flower?
Where Is the Seed in a Pine Cone? How to Find It
Is a Sepal Male or Female? Flower Anatomy Explained
Do Vegetables Have Seeds in Them? The Botanical Truth
Which Parts of the Flower Develop Into the Seeds?
Do Flowers Have Seeds? The Science of Plant Reproduction
Which Part of the Flower Is the Peduncle?
What Part of the Plant Produces Seeds?
Why Do Cacti Have Spines? A Look at Their Many Functions
Where Are the Seeds in a Pine Cone?
What Is the Smallest Seed in the World?
Are Cacti Succulents? The Botanical Relationship Explained