Living Life on the Edge is the Secret to Survival
Unexpected high survival rates of cliff-dwelling plants suggest they may be more resilient to climate change.
Ecosystems
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Has a Plan to Fight Wildfires Gone Up in Smoke?
Surprising findings challenge common beliefs about fire prevention in Mediterranean landscapes.
The Recipe for Successfully Seeding New Pollinator Habitats
More flowers and longer blooming seasons result from carefully designed wildflower seed mixes for pollinators.
Larger Trees Host More Diverse Communities in Japanese Forests
Bigger trees host more diverse epiphyte species, with accidental epiphytes making a surprisingly large proportion of the community.
Native Plants are Vital for Cities’ Hummingbirds
Urban Brazil’s hummingbird-plant interactions, while less specialized than in natural habitats, offer a blueprint for wildlife-friendly city planning through strategic native plant incorporation.
Do Tiny Forests Have a Big Impact?
Miyawaki forests offer fast-growing, biodiverse native woodlands in small urban spaces.
Drought Shapes Plant Microbe Communities Across Europe
Drought strongly influences which bacteria colonise wild plants, revealing interplay between climate, plant genetics, and microbial communities.
AI Spots Plant Changes from Space Using Citizen Science
Deep learning helps track biodiversity shifts across California landscapes.
Miami’s Street Trees Face an Uncertain Future in the Miami Heat
Climate change is reshaping Miami’s urban jungle.
Plant Diversity Thrives in Harsh Soil Conditions
How plants adapt to thrive in nutrient-poor soils.
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