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Plants & People
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You Don’t Need Green Fingers to Swipe on Gardening Apps
Mobile apps are revolutionising urban gardening, making city dwellers into savvy growers.
Gardening as a Natural Boost for Mind and Body
New research provides fascinating insights into the unique benefits of gardening for mental health and well-being.
Scenic Deception Blinds Tourists to New Zealand’s Crisis
Invasive wild conifers are spreading rapidly across New Zealand, but many visitors fail to recognise the ecological threat they pose.
How Venus Flytraps Disappear into the Underworld
Researchers trace the perilous journey of nature’s most captivating carnivorous plant from the bog to the black market.
Capturing the Soul of Historic Garden Landscapes
Historic gardens blend nature and culture, creating living monuments that challenge current preservation approaches.
Harnessing Plant Diversity with Cutting-Edge Phenomics Technology
New technology helps preserve and use plant genetic resources for future food security.
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.
Ancient Egyptian Home Yields 3,700-Year-Old Plant Waste Secrets
Machine learning uncovers plant disposal habits in a Middle Kingdom Egyptian house.
Sharing Memories Can Help Us See Plants Differently
Plants play a bigger role in our lives than we often realize, and art can help us put that into evidence.
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