FeaturedNew PhytologistNews in Brief How fire may burn forests into scrubland Forests that have coped with fires in the past may struggle to regenerate as climate change increases aridity in the Mediterranean Basin. Dale MayleaOctober 16, 2019
FeaturedNew PhytologistNews in Focus The orchid that mimics not just one organism but two Why would you need a massive flower to imitate a tiny fly? A new study of a Peruvian orchid reveals something strange is going on. Alun SaltMay 29, 2019
FeaturedNew PhytologistNews in Focus When does infection become protection? Within plants live endophytic fungi. Some cause disease in insects, while others seem to have no effect. Yet a new meta-analysis shows even these 'neutral' fungi could act as bodyguards for plants. Alun SaltMay 21, 2019
New PhytologistNews in Brief Pyrethrum’s mimicry gives flowers a double defence Gardeners have long thought chrysanthemums help repel aphids from flower beds. New research now shows how that might work. Alun SaltMay 17, 2019