To answer the question, Robert teamed up with Clarke (a physicist) and Whitney (a botanist), and created e-flowers—artificial purple ... field, to see just how electrically sensitive wild ...

They presented these animals to a field ... used artificial flowers, “but seldom in a way that would capture the high variability found in natural flowers or the real-time responses of wild ...

artificial flowers in the laboratory. They then observed the rate at which bees from the same colonies collected nectar from real flowers in the wild. The results showed that the colonies who ...

Wild purple and yellow orchids grow ... said this time last year the field was full of purple and yellow flowers. He said: "We have had a long cold spell...so we are a little behind and are ...