Ground Cherries (Physalis pruinosa), aka Cape Gooseberries (Physalis peruviana), are a great, easy to grow abundant fruit ...

While staying in Paris can be expensive, this delightful suburb with a fantastic dining scene and stunning style is a nearby ...

The well-known Portuguese man o’ war — Physalia physalis — may look like a jellyfish, but it’s actually a siphonophore, or a colony of animals that live together to create the complete structure, ...

New research study shows Portuguese man o’ war isn’t just one species but four, with genetic and physical differences despite their overlapping ranges globally.

The study describes four species: Physalia physalis, Physalia utriculus, Physalia megalista and Physalia minuta. P. utriculus is one of at least four species of man o’ war.

New research study shows Portuguese man o’ war isn’t just one species but four, with genetic and physical differences despite their overlapping ranges globally.

The existence of three newly described species, Physalia physalis, Physalia utriculus and Physalia megalista, had been proposed in the 18th and 19th Centuries, but the idea was later dismissed.

Data-Driven Hybrid CNN-LSTM Neural Networks for Predicting Drying Kinetics of Green Tomatoes (Physalis ixocarpa) Integrating Mathematical Models ...