Century-old clubmoss specimens in Croatian herbarium could sharpen EU conservation reports
Curators at the Croatian Natural History Museum have catalogued 115 herbarium sheets of clubmosses spanning 127 years, creating a dataset ...
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Floristic compilation updates native and alien plant records across Italy
A floristic compilation adds native plant records across Italian regions, revises alien-plant status and establishes a new Valeriana combination.
New Plant Records Reshape the Map of Italy’s Native Flora
A new installment of the Notulae series documents fresh regional records, rediscoveries, and exclusions across Italy's native vascular flora, from ...
Slime Mold Treasures Reexamined: Century-Old Type Specimens Get a Modern Microscopy Makeover
Researchers used light and scanning electron microscopy to reexamine century-old type specimens of six slime mold taxa in a historic ...
Anton Seiller (1863–1929), an Eastern Austrian plant collector and his herbarium
The first article in a loose series of herbarium stories clarifies the identity of Anton Seiller, an Eastern Austrian plant ...
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 ...
Century of Fungal Records Reveals 126 Species in Tbilisi’s Historic Botanical Garden
A new inventory compiling over a century of records has documented 126 macromycete species in the National Botanical Garden of ...
New Gourd Species Hidden for Decades Finally Named from East African Coastal Forests
A new species of wild gourd from the coastal forests of Kenya and Tanzania has been formally described after remaining ...
Hidden Karst Climber: Botanists Unveil New Mussaenda Species from Guangxi’s Limestone Hills
Botanists have described Mussaenda saxatilis, a new limestone-dwelling climbing shrub from Guangxi, China, distinguishing it from M. hainanensis by stipule, ...
Two Southeast Asian Mussaenda Species Turn Out to Be One Widespread Plant
A herbarium-based taxonomic revision shows that Mussaenda intuspilosa and Mussaenda lancipetala are heterotypic synonyms of the widespread Mussaenda wallichii across ...
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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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