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Carlos (he/him) is a Colombian PhD candidate at Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (Brazil). He works as an Editor at Botany One and a Communications Officer at the International Society for Seed Science. Follow him at @caordonezparra.bksy.social.
Growth & Development
Some flowers go to extreme lengths to ensure pollination—like trapping their pollinators inside. A study by Matallana-Puerto shows how tiny floral hairs turn Aristolochia flowers into inescapable prisons.
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Botany One interviews Dr Seheno Andriantsaralaza, a Malagasy conservation biologist fascinated with baobabs and their ecological importance.
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Botany One interviews Dr Marcelo A. Aizen, an Argentinian researcher fascinated for the interactions between plants and pollinators.
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Botany One interviews Dr Adriana Corrales, a researcher fascinated with the intricate relationships between plants and fungi.
Close Encounters
A recent study shows that cities are transforming hummingbird behaviour, favouring generalist interactions with plants and altering the structure of plant-pollinator networks.
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Botany One interviews Dr Renske Onstein, a researcher passionate for the evolution of plants and their characteristics on a global scale.
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Botany One interviews Dr Dustin Wolkis, a passionate for seed conservation working in one of the most biodiverse yet endangered islands.
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Botany One interviews Lucy Sauereßig, a PhD student working on the intricate interactions between oaks and their microbiome.
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Botany One interviews Dr Bruce Anderson, a born entomologist who became passionate about plants and their interactions.
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Botany One interviews Dr. Karen Sommerville and her current research that aims to conserve Australian Rainforest plants.
News in Brief
Scientists and paramotor experts come together with an eco-friendly method to explore remote desert plants while protecting fragile environments from vehicle damage.
Ecosystems
A third of Europe’s seed dispersers are at risk, threatening the future survival of many plant species.