featured
Every little helps…
Each year International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8th March. This year’s theme is “collective individualism – how our individual actions, conversations, behaviours and mind-
Uncategorized
Write for us – join our ‘Botany Writers’ mailing list
Would you like to spread the word about your latest paper? Do you feel that there isn’t enough information available online about your particular area
Uncategorized
7th International and 16th National Conference on Plant Resources: Current Trends, Challenges and Solutions
Pakistan is the home of some of the world’s leading ecological regions due to immense variation in its wide latitude, spread from gigantic mountain peaks
Uncategorized
Facts, alternative facts and ‘Plant Facts Week’
For Joe Friday, it was enough to ask for “just the facts, ma’am.”* But do the facts help science communication?
Uncategorized
Launching ‘Botany Live’: a global online event to celebrate ‘Fascination of Plants Day 2017’
What do you think of when you think of plants?
Plants & People
One picture is worth a thousand words – a community repository is priceless
A community repository of plant illustrations
Notes from the Editor
New Resources Editor vows to review ALL the resources
It is our great pleasure to welcome Dr Ian Street to our editorial team. Ian will be taking on the role of our first ever Resources
Uncategorized
1887 and all since then for Annals of Botany
Mike Jackson, former Chief Editor of Annals of Botany and AoB PLANTS has taken a look back at the past 125 of Annals of Botany, and found some tips for the future along the way.
Uncategorized
Plant Records: The Plant that Fooled Millions
Name: Baniwi (Banana Kiwi) plant Scientific name: N/A Known for: Fooling millions and millions of people Record broken: Going viral on the internet At AoBBlog,
Notes from the Editor
AoBBlog, Spruced Up and Ready for 2017
As the year draws to a close, we have been working hard behind the scenes to make AoBBlog ready for 2017. The biggest changes have been
Uncategorized
From plants to patients and back: An interview with Dr Kate Castleden
Career paths are a mysterious thing. As they rarely are linear, it helps to pick up miscellaneous transferable skills on the way, and spot new opportunities
Uncategorized
A picture is worth a thousand bullet points
Hands up if you have ever ‘speed-read’ a scientific paper just by looking at the figures. Don’t feel guilty, it’s your brain’s