Botany One

This week, the ants that dictate to lions, plant romance, colourful trees, and more...

Mother Nature has her trees in bloom to celebrate Spring in Argentina.

In the competitive world of plant-pollinator interaction, a little razzle-dazzle helps a flower be seen.

An invasive ant disrupts a partnership between trees and insects, reshaping the way lions hunt zebras in Africa’s savanna

A pioneering redesign shows how museum gardens can help visitors understand evolution, biodiversity and the actions we can take for a healthier planet.

Botany One interviews Dr Natalia Pabón-Mora, a Colombian botanist fascinated with plant evolution and developmental biology.

Rare sex chromosomes discovered in distant palm relatives reveal remarkable evolutionary convergence, potentially revolutionising crop breeding for fruit-bearing species.

This week, surprising seedlings, how to make a duck a better gardener, aging blooms and more.

New research provides fascinating insights into the genetic and molecular basis behind the growth of two chemovars of Cannabis.

Migrating ducks scatter plant seeds across continents, but research shows their botanical gift works best when the "wrapping" disappears.

Botany One interviews Dr Kasey Barton, one of the editors of an upcoming Special Issue at Annals of Botany.

Choosing the right rootstock can dramatically reshape a grapevine's entire architecture, offering winemakers a powerful tool to match vines to challenging growing conditions.