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Garden of Eyewire: Awards

The garden gates have now shut, and we hope that you’ll treasure the memories of the beauty within, plus all the botanical …

The final whistle has sounded! You finished this 848 cube marathon cell in 24 hours 3 minutes. We hope the past 24 …

Wow! What a battle. Congratulations to both sides, but there could be only one winner: the tallest trees in this forest are …

Needless to say, humans now live in a difficult time with relation to plant life. The scientific evidence has been clear for …

There are so many plants we could face off against each other on Eyewire, but in keeping with our earlier discussion of …

If you’re playing 20 Questions and you always answer “animal, vegetable, or mineral?” with “vegetable,” this might be the event for you. …

Why do neurons have dendrites, anyway? How do dendrites get that name? Well, dendrite comes from a Greek root for “tree.” You …

As we start this special exploration of botany, the study of plants, we have to begin with a fundamental question: what is …

There is nothing in the world like stepping into a lush, serene garden that cocoons you in beautiful flowers and tall trees. …

What a pHantastic, pHabulous, possibly even pHizzy battle! In the great bubbling broil of this VS, one challenger has taken the crown: …

Have the kids these days ever accused you of being basic? If you care about having a low concentration of hydrogen ions, …

Woooo! Look at that lovely marathon cell, complete at 955 cubes and finished in 23 hours 6 minutes. You also completed 1 …