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  1. Study: Consumers, florists differ on floral arrangements. Kulikowski, Phys.org, November 2023.
  2. Buying flowers this holiday season? Consumers, florists disagree on what makes a perfect arrangement. John Anderer, StudyFinds, November 2023
  3. Consumers, Florists Differ on Floral Arrangement. Kulikowski, NC State News, November 2023.
  4. LawnStarters. 2022’s Best Cities for Local Flowers. July 2022.
  5. Braz, A. How Plants Make Us Happier and Healthier. Axois, July 2022.
  6. Das, L. What Science Tells Us About the Mood-Boosting Effects of Indoor Plants. Washington Post. June 2022.
  7. North Carolina State University. Picking the Right Flowers for a Summer Wedding. CALS News, May 2022.
  8. Jones, B. 2022. How houseplants can help you fight the winter blues. Better Homes and Gardens. December 26, 2022.
  9. Characteristics of Texas’ Nursery and Greenhouse Industries. AgriLife Extension. May 2021.
  10. Characteristics of Florida’s Nursery and Greenhouse Industries. IFAS EDIS. December 2021.
  11. Fox News: Fox and Friends in the Morning [tv]. June 2020.
  12. Florida Nursery and Landscape Industry Economic Impact Report. IFAS EDIS. December 2020.
  13. TNLA Green. Water Conservation Student Research. Nov/Dec 2017. Pg. 19.

Q&A with Melinda Knuth: Exploring the Intersection of Human Behavior and Horticulture through iMotions

Melinda Knuth, an assistant professor at North Carolina State University, is gaining recognition for her work in horticultural research, particularly in understanding human behavior toward plants. Her interdisciplinary approach, along with innovative biometric research powered by iMotions, sets her apart. 

Nurturing New Discoveries: How NC State’s Cognitive Behavioral Lab is Blooming & Bringing Biometric Research to Horticulture

The Cognitive Behavioral Lab conducts interdisciplinary research to develop new horticultural discoveries, serving as a cornerstone for student growth and industry partnerships. 

New Survey on Sustainability in the U.S. Floriculture Industry

NC State Univerity's Cognitive Behavioral Lab, in partnership with the American Floral Endowment, is administering a new survey to explore the scope of the industry’s sustainable practices. 
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