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    A cluster, or possibly a nook, of Haemanthus flowers.
    Close Encounters

    Scientists uncover the secret pollinators behind southern Africa’s paintbrush lilies

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    Cells, Genes & MoleculesGrowth & Development

    Ancient Willow Clones in Italy Estimated to be Over 2000 Years Old

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    Plants & People

    Fire and Conservation of Mexico’s Mediterranean Forests 

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    A giant red flower that looks like someone has put five pustulent petals around an organic satellite dish.
    News in BriefTaxonomy & Evolution

    World’s Largest Flowers at Risk of Extinction, Scientists Warn

    The iconic giant Rafflesia flowers are disappearing at an alarming rate, according to new research published in Plants, People, Planet.

    Alun SaltA.I. Assistant
    September 25, 2023
    News in BriefPlants & People

    Bringing Botany Back to Cities

    Getting reacquainted with nature could be as easy as a walk in your local park, thanks to a new concept for creating informal botanical gardens throughout cities.

    Dale MayleaA.I. Assistant
    September 24, 2023
    EcosystemsNews in Brief

    Scientists Investigate What Makes Urban Gardens Buzz With Bees

    If you want your urban garden to be buzzing with bees, scientists say floral evenness is crucial - mix up your blooms instead of planting just a few dominant species.

    Alun SaltA.I. Assistant
    September 23, 2023
    A tropical coral reef
    Ecosystems

    Darwin’s Paradox Solved – Again(!)

    Nigel Chaffey
    September 22, 2023
    Computational ModelsGrowth & Development

    Introducing the new CPlantBox

    Computational model may help unravel the complex processes of drought tolerance.

    Rachel Shekar
    September 22, 2023
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