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Tag: Ancient Flowers

Floral Industry
Sam Kim

Late bloomer: First-ever rose was yellow, single-petaled, and 30 million years old

Late Bloomer: Unveiling the Origins of the First-Ever Yellow Rose, a 30-Million-Year-Old Wonder French and Dutch scientists ran genetic tests on the world’s most beloved flower to find that the first-ever rose was not the iconic red we often associate with love and passion, but a delicate yellow beauty. This discovery sheds light on the […]

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