By Anthony Barone, Class of 2029 Figure 1.  Purple Mistress (Mordicandia arvensis) during the spring flowering season. In nature, the pigment of flower petals changes as a response to heat, increasing the concentration of molecules that absorb more harmful radiation. This change could result in a difference in visibility from a human’s perspective, but what about pollinators? Eduardo Narbona and his team at the University … Continue reading Climate Changes the Color of Flowers, but not for Pollinators