Fire Raged Through Earth’s Ancient Forests
Middle Devonian plants burned frequently, reshaping our view of early oxygen levels.
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Manatees Are The Underwater Gardeners Of The Amazon
Seeds and seedlings found in manatee poop reveal their crucial role in spreading aquatic plants across the Amazon.
How Anthurium Species Share Pollinators
Overlapping flowering times help Anthurium plants attract more insect visitors.
Unmasking Jasmonic Acid’s Secret Role in Plant Development
Disrupting jasmonic acid production affects levels of other plant hormones, influencing growth and development.
How Genes Help Sweet Osmanthus Bloom and Beat Stress
Researchers uncover the secret life of genes controlling flower opening and stress response in a fragrant plant.
Plants Help Maghrebi Women Keep Traditions Alive in Marseille
Mediterranean herbs and spices connect migrants to their roots and culture.
Arisaema Plants Kill Those That Help Them Live
Arisaema plants use a unique “lethal deceptive pollination” strategy, trapping and killing their insect pollinators.
Urban Gardens Could Be The Secret Weapon in Boosting City Biodiversity
Research suggests urban gardens could be the key to transforming urban landscapes into thriving ecosystems.
Changing Times in Botanical Communication at Madrid Congress
The 20th International Botanical Congress is underway in Madrid, and an early decision has caught the press’s eye.
Climate and competition limit the spread of a damaging grass
Research shows climate and competition with other plants stop the damaging invasive grass Johnsongrass from spreading further across the USA.
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