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A study in the journal Plant Biology by researchers from Macquarie University has shown for the first time, that plants reuse resources from wilting flowers to support future reproduction.
The findings help explain a common but poorly understood plant process.
The study focused on Blandfordia grandiflora, commonly known as Christmas Bells , which mostly flowers in December .
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