Mexico’s temperate forests finally get a unified classification system
A new review traces seventy years of temperate forest classification in Mexico and highlights the eight-level SECLAVEMEX system designed to ...
Tag: biodiversity
Italy’s Alien Plant Watch Logs New Invasions and Naturalizations Across the Country
The eighteenth installment of Italy's alien vascular flora inventory documents new records, status upgrades to naturalized or invasive, and one ...
New Horsehair Worm Species Found Wriggling on Snow in Pakistan Mountains
Scientists have described Gordius nixus, the first horsehair worm species ever recorded from Pakistan, after repeatedly finding the parasites actively ...
Why Trees Keep Winning the Battle Inside Solar Parks—and How Grazing Goats Could End It
New research argues that ecological succession explains why mowing fails to control woody plants in solar parks and that grazing ...
Caddisfly Explosion: Panama Doubles Its Insect Fauna in Just Eight Years
A new benchmark study reports that Panama's known caddisfly fauna has more than doubled since 2015, reaching 535 species and ...
Invasive plants over-stabilise New Zealand dunefield, disrupting natural succession
On the prograding coast of Manawatū, New Zealand, one of the country's most mobile coastal dunefields is quietly losing its ...
Costa Rica’s Marine Nematodes Remain Largely Unknown, Review Finds
A new review finds that only ten marine nematode species have ever been identified from Costa Rica, despite the phylum ...
New gecko species hiding in plain sight on Japan’s rocky western coast
A cryptic gecko known to Japanese naturalists for decades as the Nishi-yamori has finally been formally described as Gekko asahi, ...
Long Nanopore reads sharpen protist diversity surveys and cut sequencing noise
A new pipeline called BaNaNA shows that Nanopore long-read sequencing can match Illumina metabarcoding for protist diversity surveys while offering ...
Amazon’s Nutmeg Family Revealed: 34 Species Mapped in Brazil’s Acre State
A newly curated dataset documents 34 species of the nutmeg family Myristicaceae in Brazil's Acre state, revealing watershed-linked distribution patterns ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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