These cutting-edge images reveal the usually invisible beauty of flowers, zooming right in on ... microscope to delve into the fabric of petals, leaves and pollen, creating a stunning collection ...

"A large language model can’t smell a rose, touch the petals of a daisy or walk through a field of wildflowers,” said the ...

In one image, a close up shot of a rose petal resembles rows of raspberries, while the surface of a rapeseed flower looks like the scaly skin of a lizard or snake. Another shot taken of a rapeseed ...

Those rows of wiggly lines are microscopic ridges on the surface of a flower petal. Plant experts have known about them for at least 75 years, but their exact function still remains a mystery.

The image at the upper right shows the magnified surface of the rose petal, which was duplicated and applied to a solar cell to boost its effeciency Once the rose was chosen as a good candidate ...

There's an endangered species of flower that's grown only on South Florida shrubs for around a century. The rare four-petal pawpaw flower in Martin County and Palm Beach County and has never grown ...