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Plants Perform Arithmetic Division to Survive the Night

Turns out that human beings aren't the only living things on this planet that indulge in the world of mathematics. A new study shows that plants perform arithmetic division in order to make sure they don't run out of their starch reserves over night.

Increasing CO2 Levels 'Fertilize' Arid Regions

Rising carbon dioxide levels have not only resulted in rising global temperatures, but it seems they have also been adding a splash of green to our planet's arid regions.

Scientists Thaw and Revive Plants Frozen Since Shakespeare's Time

Centuries-old plant life has been revived after being frozen and buried under glaciers for 400 years. The mosses were revealed by the melting Canadian glaciers, and the tough little plants were actually regenerated by scientists without using any outlandishly novel techniques.

Plants Talk With Friendly Neighbors For Healthier Growth

Nobody likes a bad neighbor, even plants, according to a new study. Scientists have found that chili plants flourish when they were able to carry on a conversation with friendly neighbors.

Plants Can be Altruistic, or Real Jerks, New Study Finds

From sickeningly cute memes of dogs caring for kittens, to "paying it forward" at Starbucks, everyone's heard stories of random acts of kindness. Now, a new study suggests plants have an altruistic side as well, and can also be withholding jerks.