The Week in Botany May 19, 2025
Another round up of the week’s botanical news.
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Snake’s Head Fritillaries Raise Their Heads Again in Iffley Meadows
Rare fritillaries stage remarkable comeback, revealing their resilient dormancy strategy against extreme flooding conditions.
How Is Human Mismanagement Reshaping the Biodiversity of American Forests?
Human-introduced trees are silently reshaping US forests, eliminating rare native species.
The Week in Botany April 21, 2025
Another round-up of not quite the past week of botany news.
The Secret of a Plant’s Sexual Attraction Is Betrayed by the Shadow of Its Scent
Botanists discover that plants seeking to sexually attract a pollinator may be hiding their stocks of potent perfumes in overlooked alkenes.
The Week in Botany April 14, 2025
Another round up of the week’s botanical news.
The Wisdom of Green-Thumbed Crowds Brings Expertise to Western Australia
Experts validate the surprising accuracy of plant identifications on iNaturalist, enhancing conservation data in Western Australia.
Why Would A Tree Taunt Thor?
Some tropical trees not only survive lightning strikes but use them as weapons against competitors.
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