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Sheila Rosas is a gardening writer for Biology Insights and a certified Extension Master Gardener in Athens, Georgia, who also volunteers weekly with local community horticulture programs. Previously a graphic designer, Rosas studied fine arts at Pomona College and focuses on plant physiology.

Do Roots Grow in Winter? The Science Explained
Do Plants Need Wind? The Benefits and Drawbacks
What Do Venus Flytraps Eat and How Do They Digest?
Do Plants Like Sugar Water? The Science Explained
Do Vines Grow Up or Down? The Science of Climbing
What Effect Does High Temperature Have on Radish Germination?
Can a Clone Be a Mother Plant?
Do Bean Plants Have Flowers? From Bloom to Pod
Why Does Salt Kill Plants? The Science Explained
How Does Music Help Plants Grow?
Can a Female Plant Produce Seeds Without a Male?
Can You Propagate a Leaf? The Science and Steps
Can a Plant Grow Upside Down? The Science Explained
Does Alcohol Kill Plants? The Science Explained
Why Are Violets Blue? The Science of Flower Color
Are There Albino Plants? The Science of White Plants
What Color Is a Succulent? The Science of Pigmentation
How to Identify a Female Plant From Seed
How Does Asparagus Reproduce? From Flower to Seed
Do Flowers Drink Water? Explaining the Process
How Long Do Seeds Live? The Science of Seed Longevity
Can Plants Live Without Sunlight?
How Many Generations Can You Clone a Plant?
How Many Nodes Does a Plant Have Before Flowering?
When Do Seeds Sprout? The Science of Germination
How Long Can a Plant Survive Without Roots?
Are Artichokes Succulents? A Look at Their Biology
Do Venus Fly Traps Attract Bugs?
Why Do Plants Turn Purple? The Science Explained
What Is a Mature Fruit? The Science of Maturity and Ripeness