It has unisexual flowers, producing separate male and female flowers. Most plant species with separate male and female flowers are monoecious, with male and female flowers occurring on the same plant, ...

These two jack-in-the-pulpit Arisaema species may fake out their male gnat pollinators by wafting scents of gnat sex, but the plants (A. angustatum, left, and A. peninsulae, right) are dangerous ...

A close look at the Jack-in-the-pulpit flower. Note the spadix sticking up (the Jack) and the spathe (the pulpit) overhead. Contributed / Larry Weber. By Larry Weber. May 27, 2022 at 6:19 AM.

Our common, or large, jack-in-the-pulpit bears flowers that come in many colors: green, brown; often with stripes. However, we also have a subspecies in our area (Arisaema dracontium) that looks ...

Jack-in-the-pulpit flowers – famed for trapping and killing their pollinators – might also serve as a nursery for the insects’ eggs, revealing a more nuanced and mutually beneficial ...

And although I love all these things, I like to celebrate by going for a walk because nature is exuberantly queer. As attacks on queer rights have intensified, you might have noticed that a common ...

Q: My caladiums are producing pods that might be flowers. Does that mean they need more nitrogen? If they are flowers, they aren't very attractive. A: Caladiums, like dieffenbachias, aglaonemas ...