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Capsaicin is the substance responsible for the spicy heat of chilli peppers.
Photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts and is a vital process for life on Earth.
The common nettle is one of the most widespread weeds and herbs in the world.
Sugar cane, cultivated in tropical or subtropical regions, is the primary raw material for sugar production.
The saguaro is one of the tallest and best-known cactus species in the world. It is also the official state symbol of Arizona.
A lesson about gardens, plants and their organs.
A mushroom is the fleshy fruiting body of a fungus, made up from hyphae.
Certain mushrooms are poisonous and can be fatal for humans when consumed, while others are edible and used widely in cooking.
The two groups of angiosperms are monocots and dicots.
This animation compares the life cycles of mosses and ferns, helping to understand the general life cycle of plants.
This animation shows how trees change throughout the seasons, demonstrated by the example of English oaks.
Plants are capable of converting inorganic substances (carbon dioxide and water) into organic sugar.
The appearance of snowdrops signals the arrival of spring. It is a protected species in many countries.
This video is about the structure and uses of reeds and their effect on the environment.
This animation presents the main types of leaves and the differences between monocot and dicot leaves.
The animation demonstrates the different flower types of angiosperms.
These organs are vital for the survival and development of plants.
The apple is the best-known fruit and indeed one of the most popular fruits in the world.
Members of pine family compromise 30% of the world's forests. Although globally widespread, they prefer regions with cool and rainy climates.
Trees and bushes in the forest can produce various tasty fruits. One of the most popular fruits to grow in the wild is the blackberry.