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Review: An Orchard Invisible by Jonathan Silvertown

Focusing on seeds, the author has written a witty and charming introduction to the evolutionary wiles of the plant kingdom

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Gravity sucks: An artist examines life's weighty side

Gravity sucks: An artist examines life's weighty side

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Review: Penguins on Mars, CD by Guitares Cinématiques

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Review: <i>The Root of Thought</i> by Andrew Koob

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Review: The Root of Thought by Andrew Koob

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Review: Shortlist for the Royal Society Prize for Science Books 2009

Review: Shortlist for the Royal Society Prize for Science Books 2009

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Review: <i>Chasing Medical Miracles</i> by Alex O'Meara

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Review: Chasing Medical Miracles by Alex O'Meara

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Win the best science books of the year

Win the best science books of the year

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Review: Turbulence by Giles Foden

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Review: Sum: Forty tales from the afterlives by David Eagleman

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Review: Sex in shades of grey

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Review: Sex in shades of grey

Science is undermining the notion that there are only two sexes and presenting a broad spectrum – from male to female and everything in between, says the author of Between XX and XY

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Review: The Embalmer's Book of Recipes by Ann Lingard

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Review: What's the Worst That Could Happen? by Greg Craven

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Review: Pythagoras' Revenge by Arturo Sangalli

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Review: Far North by Marcel Theroux

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