A variegated plant is originally a cultivated variety started from a green parent plant with selective breeding. It may be a chimera in which the genes within the plant vary. Cell division, frequency ...

If a variegated plant is not getting enough light to photosynthesize, it will keep producing green leaves or will falter.

Every Saturday, Chimera Nursery is now open at his Westside home, offering variegated plants of all sorts from trilliums and native orchids to pitcher plants and tulips.

This tree (see photo) has both variegated and normal leaves, with leaves of both types on the same branch. Can anyone explain this distribution of different leaves on the same plant?

Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences recorded the first-ever live birth of a chimeric monkey using stem cells, with the animal having luminous green eyes and fingertips.

A variegated plant is often a chimera of two cell lines of different colours, and occasionally, a new bud grows from just one type of tissue. Its leaves look conspicuously different and… ...

Why did my dahlia produce a bloom split down the middle, half white and half pink? It is in its second year and I didn't lift the tubers over winter. This dahlia grows to 1.6m and the flowers are ...