Plants

Since the Renaissance, it has been used to attract honey bees.

There are about 40 calories in 100 grams of stinging nettle.

In Greece, the broad bean had its own god - Kyamites, who watched over the cultivation, and sacrifices were made to him when they prayed for better harvests.

The grapevine is a vine that grows up to 40 meters tall, although it rarely exceeds 10 meters.

It is native to North America and Asia.

Olives are the fruit of the European olive (Olea europaea).

The flowers of Poison Ivy develop into green berries in late summer. After ripening in fall, they turn white.

Until the 19th century, Mexico was the homeland of vanilla, as it was the only place with varieties of stingless bees of the Melipona and Trigona genera that pollinated the plants.

Baobabs provide important nesting sites for some birds.

In Mexico and Peru, aloe vera is made into jams.