Afterglow of Plant Warmth Illuminates Pollination Millions of Years Later
Thermogenesis in plants may have driven insect pollination for over 200 million years, shaping plant-insect relationships.
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Climate change is reshaping Miami’s urban jungle.
Bake Off Discovers That Zoochauvinism Isn’t Necessarily Baked-In
Species diversity rose in a threatened species baking competition after a theme change highlighted overlooked plants.
An Amazon Plant’s Balancing Act Between Sex & Cloning
A plant’s clever mix of cloning and sex helps it thrive in challenging environments.
Invasive Plants Turn On Each Other When Conditions Improve
Invasive plants support each other in poor soils but compete when nutrients are plentiful, new study finds.
Plant Diversity Thrives in Harsh Soil Conditions
How plants adapt to thrive in nutrient-poor soils.
Trees in Singapore Show Climate Change Over 90 Years
Tropical trees are leafing more frequently due to changing rainfall patterns in Singapore.
Ancient Egyptian Home Yields 3,700-Year-Old Plant Waste Secrets
Machine learning uncovers plant disposal habits in a Middle Kingdom Egyptian house.
How Does A Carnivorous Plant Avoid Eating Itself?
Carnivorous pitcher plants use nitric oxide to speed up protein digestion and balance harmful molecules in their traps.
Genetic Clues Reveal How Cork Oaks Outsmart Climate Change
Climate-driven genetic changes help cork oaks adapt to rising temperatures and drought in Mediterranean forests.
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