Plant Ancestry – Where are the Lines of Descent? – Part 1
March 27, 2020
A botanist explains why the unique characteristics of land plants defy common ancestry by a Darwinian process.
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Flip Flops in Plant Ancestry
March 13, 2020
Are green algae the ancestors of all land plants? Do paleontologists even know that these fossils are green algae?
Design Language Works in Biology
December 6, 2019
There are many ways to explain design in nature without having to get religious about it.
Moringa: Try This Tree of Life Instead of Darwin’s
October 24, 2018
What has Darwin done for you lately? Probably very little. Here's a tree of life that can benefit your body and feed the world.
How Could Plants Evolve? Answer: They Evolved
August 29, 2018
Darwinism has replaced the need for demonstration in science with the convenience of assertion. When you read papers and articles that offer to explain how something evolved, what you often find are statements that they just evolved. Let’s see some examples. 3D Body Evolution: Adding a New Dimension to Colonize the Land (Current Biology). The […]
Plants Teach Humans About Design
September 29, 2017
Plants, too, come loaded with graduate-level information they communicate to anyone willing to observe.
The Plants That Didn’t Evolve
August 5, 2017
Here's a look at recent botanical news stories that should offer plenty of opportunities for evolutionists to show how plants evolved.
Flowers Create 'Electric Landing Lights' for Bees
June 14, 2016
How do bees know which flowers to visit, and where on the flowers to land?
Sunflower Motion Is a Black Box
May 30, 2016
Something as commonly observable as sunflowers following the sun is difficult to explain.
Dry Desert Explodes in Color
November 2, 2015
One of the driest places on Earth has been storing its seeds underground for years for a moment like this.
Plants Have Social Networks
March 31, 2011
Plants may be mostly stationary, but they have meaningful conversations through the grapevine.
Of Talking Trees and Plant Perfumes
February 21, 2006
It’s not just Middle Earth where the trees talk. The forests of Regular Earth have a language, too.