Italian Botanists Map New Native Plant Records
Italian botanists have published new data on the distribution of native vascular flora, including new records, confirmations, and exclusions across ...
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New Amazonian tree species reveals how flowers on trunks evolved as survival strategy
A newly described Xylopia species from the Amazon Basin sheds light on the rare evolution of trunk-borne flowers, which scientists ...
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 Spurge Species With Crimson Flowers Discovered on China’s Sacred Mount Fanjing
Botanists have described Euphorbia fanjingshanensis, a crimson-flowered new spurge species from Mount Fanjing and two other sites in China, confirmed ...
New bell-flowered plant species discovered clinging to Yunnan limestone cliffs
A tiny new plant species with almost no leaf stalks has been described from the limestone cliffs of south-eastern Yunnan, ...
When is coffee not coffee? Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli’s depictions of the coffee plant in “Notizie, di Costantinopoli; sopra la pianta del caffè” (1703)
A new study of Marsigli's 1703 coffee monograph reveals that none of its six botanical engravings depict coffee plants, despite ...
Carnivorous Butterworts Found Thriving in Belize’s Maya Mountains
Two colonies of carnivorous butterworts discovered in Belize's Maya Mountains show affinities with Mexican species but subtle differences that may ...
New Species of Staurogyne Discovered in Vietnam’s Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve
Botanists have described Staurogyne konchurangensis as a species new to science from Vietnam and presented the first comprehensive account of ...
Inside the 104-million-specimen bottleneck: herbarium backlogs hide botanical treasures
A survey of 65 herbaria estimates at least 104 million unaccessioned plant specimens sit in backlogs worldwide, with mosses, liverworts ...
How Nazi-Occupied Crete Became a Scientific Goldmine for Berlin and Vienna
In the spring of 1942, while Nazi Germany's war machine was grinding across Europe, a small group of botanists and ...
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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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