Taxonomy & Evolution
Seeds in storage aren't quite the same as seeds in the wild
Seeds kept in storage for years turned out different from fresh ones taken from the same wild populations, showing why seed backups are so useful.
Taxonomy & Evolution
Seeds kept in storage for years turned out different from fresh ones taken from the same wild populations, showing why seed backups are so useful.
Renata Cantoro ·
annals-of-botany
Plants have evolved the ability to germinate in salty soils multiple times, in a case of convergent evolution
Sarah Covshoff ·
Paleo Week
Country level economic development and the number of grant-funded bryophyte researchers are major factors affecting fossil discovery
Sarah Covshoff ·
Paleo Week
Solanaceae species diversification began in the Late Cretaceous -- when dinosaurs ruled the Earth
Sarah Covshoff ·
Paleo Week
Fossils anchor root evolution to the tree of life
Sarah Covshoff ·
Taxonomy & Evolution
From fruit-eating animals to wind and self-launching seeds, flowering plants have changed their travel strategies as climates shifted over millions of years.
Erika Alejandra Chaves-Diaz ·
Taxonomy & Evolution
New research on Central African orchids reveals that even the smallest seeds can preserve clues about how plants evolved and adapted over time.
Carlos A. Ordóñez-Parra ·
Plants & People
Nearly 10,000 People Helped Confirm a Botanical Hunch. Were You One of Them?
Alun Salt ·
Taxonomy & Evolution
Gladiolas separated by space and time may be evolving into separate species
Sarah Covshoff ·
Ecosystems
The ancient evolutionary struggle between plants and insect herbivores never fails to surprise us. Science proven, watch it yourself!
Andrés Pereira-Guaquetá ·
Taxonomy & Evolution
Thousands of overlooked plant specimens from this country could fill critical gaps in global biodiversity knowledge.
Erika Alejandra Chaves-Diaz ·
Taxonomy & Evolution
Digital revolution provides perfect opportunity to identify species.
Sarah Covshoff ·