Capturing the Soul of Historic Garden Landscapes
Historic gardens blend nature and culture, creating living monuments that challenge current preservation approaches.
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AI Spots Plant Changes from Space Using Citizen Science
Deep learning helps track biodiversity shifts across California landscapes.
Heatwaves Spell Trouble for Plant Romance
Extreme heat dramatically reduces plant reproduction by hampering pollen production and viability.
How Garden Design Affects Bee Visitors
It’s local floral display drives bee abundance in gardens, more than the surrounding landscape.
Harnessing Plant Diversity with Cutting-Edge Phenomics Technology
New technology helps preserve and use plant genetic resources for future food security.
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.
Miami’s Street Trees Face an Uncertain Future in the Miami Heat
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.
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