Killer plants have long been a staple of fiction in all kinds of media, so to celebrate, we've tallied up our favorite plantae atrocities on video. 10. The Navy vs.

A new exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum showcases artist Saya Woolfalk's fictional plant-humans of the future. (Seattle Art Museum) Saya Woolfalk is a New York-based artist whose life-size ...

Plants may seem sweet and innocent, rooted to the ground or sitting in pots on your windowsill. But our list of the deadly plants found throughout science fiction prove that flora can be more ...

Plant genomes vary enormously in size, from some 64 million to 150 billion base pairs. (The human genome rings in at about 3.5 billion.) Plants succeeded in dramatically expanding their genomes again ...

Two newly discovered organisms point to the existence of an ancient organism that resembled a tiny version of the lumbering, human-eating science fiction plants known as 'triffids,' according to ...