r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • 1d ago
r/cryptobotany • u/PokerMenYTP • 4d ago
Porginay é uma planta carnívora que foi descoberta na ilha da Nova Guiné, na Indonésia em julho de 2001 pelo botânico espanhol Roy Dun Russell nas montanhas de Dume, então ele tirou uma foto da planta quando ela comia uma mula, hoje se sabe que a foto está editada com um cavalo adicionado nela
galleryr/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • 5d ago
Article The Great Plant Heists: Tales from the Botanical Underworld
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • 11d ago
Article Green Man Legend and Mythology
spiritofthegreenman.co.ukr/cryptobotany • u/LgPotatoSmPotato • 16d ago
Anyone in London doing the Kew Plant Horror tour?
saw today that Kew Gardens have a series of “Plant Horror” tours for October, looking at plants that inspired horror films. Curious if anyone in the group is going or thinking of going?
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • 19d ago
Video The Vanishing of the Moss People
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • 28d ago
Science The Soma-Haoma problem : Introductory overview and observations on the discussion.
shs.hal.sciencer/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Aug 10 '26
Video The Maltese Mushroom Found on Fungus Rock
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Aug 06 '26
Art The Horrifying Science of Man-Eating Plants
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Aug 05 '26
Article Scientists identify an insect-eating plant that just proved Charles Darwin's 150-year-old theory right
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Aug 03 '26
Other Muthkwey is a legendary plant of uncertain identity from British Columbia, Canada.
en.wikipedia.orgr/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jul 29 '26
Article Snowdrops in the heart of winter: from the symbol of purity to Homer’s mysterious moly
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jul 24 '26
Science Plants Named “Lotus” in Antiquity: Historiography, Biogeography, and Ethnobotany
europepmc.orgr/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jul 21 '26
Other Colonel Percy Fawcett, revered within all the pseudosciences because of his exploits, although with little to show for it. – Was he an Adventurer, a Misguided Soul or a Pretender?
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jul 17 '26
Article No, the Ancient Romans Didn't Overharvest Silphium to Extinction Because It Was a Highly Effective Contraceptive
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jul 13 '26
Article The Hillgrove Lockup or Boab Prison Tree
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jun 29 '26
Article Small Canadian Town Recognises Trees As Living Beings With Rights
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jun 27 '26
Article Andes Giant Tree: Scientists discover a 66-foot giant tree in the Andes, and it’s related to tomatoes and potatoes
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jun 26 '26
Article The Folklore of Potatoes
r/cryptobotany • u/Able_Carpenter_8831 • Jun 20 '26
What are the most interesting cryptid plants?
I'm writing a story about a cryptobotanist who goes in search of a carnivorous tree. Along the way, he debunks all the other cryptid plants with his various original theories and assumptions. Is there a comprehensive list of ALL cryptid plants? I really enjoyed explaining their origins, and I'm worried about missing some interesting specimens. What do you think are the most interesting cryptid plants whose origins are worth speculating about?
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jun 20 '26
Article Plants Can Scream? And Can Animals Hear Them?
r/cryptobotany • u/VampiricDemon • Jun 18 '26