The love life of plants

Green love The love life of plants is at least as exciting as that of animals or humans. This is now a matter of course, but it was not the case until the end of the 17th century. Both the church and scholars have resisted even raising the issue. The book is an extremely exciting cultural-historical adventure in the mysterious love life of plants, telling us why the virginity of plants has been unquestionable since ancient times and how science has discovered that sexuality does exist in the plant world. "Sexuality not only has a profound effect on people's lives, it's also an essential element in the existence of plants." Jack Goody: The Culture of Flowers Contents Reproductive Methods in Flora Vegetative Reproductive Methods Deciduous Mosses, Liver Mosses, and Raspberries Bare, like a Seed Cones The Superiority of Flowers Spatial Separation Separate Rooms Missed Dating Blown by the Wind The Wind Covered in by The Wind Double Fertilization Unimaginable in Antiquity: Sexual Reproduction Plant Sexuality - Impossible The Case of a Date Palm From Gender to Genus Virgin Myths The Two Faces of a Rose The Two Faces of a Rose The Symbolism of Plants in the Middle Ages: Saints or Chicks? Mary and the Lily Mary and the Rose The Medieval Garden - the Place of Contradictions The Rosary The Tree of Masculinity The Awakening of the Botany in the Modern Age The 16th Century The 17th Century The Dominion of the Seeds The Birth of Ovism The Discovery of Sperm and Animal Theory Theory The Church's Reaction The 18th Century The Church's New Objections The Genitals of Plants The Present: Revealing the Secrets of Pollination The Discovery of the Pollen Hose Extraordinary Advances in Botanical Research Beyond the West The Botanical Science of the Arabs The Old India The Old China Flowers - Virgins or Sluts?