A morphological and phylogenetic study describes the new nettle-family species Elatostema weizhianum from two localities in Zhejiang, China, where approximately...

A revision of herbarium types, regional collections and scanning electron micrographs reinstates Selaginella brachyclada as distinct from S. rhodostachya and...

A Czech study trained 358 schoolchildren to identify the invasive yellow-legged hornet, achieving 64.3 percent detection of a hidden specimen...

Researchers propose to conserve the name Festucion valesiacae to maintain nomenclatural stability for Central European steppic grasslands.

A new study tests ultrasound, CT, and MRI for sexing immature agile frogs, finding MRI can detect juvenile testes while...

A nine-week study at Bristol Zoo found that aye-ayes, long managed as solitary animals, showed predominantly affiliative social behaviour when...

A new systematic review in Frontiers in Mammal Science maps more than two centuries of the megafauna extinction debate, revealing...

The reassessment of Imperata in Brazil offers a useful case study in how herbarium-based taxonomy, field work, and microscopy can...

Researchers combined standardized laboratory testing of paper fibers, acidity, and strength with traditional craftsmanship to rescue the critically damaged 1739...