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    Scientists studying faba beans.
    Cells, Genes & Molecules

    Botanical genomics to boost sustainable agriculture: the case of faba bean

    Michela Osnato
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    Stylised pseudo-botanical painting of buffalo grass on the prarie.
    Growth & Development

    Clonal Plants Use Smart Connections to Boost Resistance Against Hungry Insects

    Fi Gennu
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    Artist's Impression of sagebrush scrub.
    Close Encounters

    How Native Plants Team Up to Repel Invaders

    Dale Maylea
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    Ecosystems

    Is it better to run or fight? The choice facing plant conservationists in France.

    Plant translocation is a difficult process. How are conservationists using it as a tool?

    Dale Maylea
    February 22, 2023
    Close Encounters

    Botanists find out why Yellow Rattle is so good at robbing so many different plants of their nutrients

    Herbivores often specialise in the plants they persecute, but European Yellow Rattle can tackle many different species and steal their goodies.

    Fi Gennu
    February 20, 2023
    Close Encounters

    Set a killer to catch a killer?

    Carrying dengue fever and Zika virus, the Asian tiger mosquito is a danger to humans. Italian scientists have examined whether plants could help reduce their numbers.

    Dale Maylea
    February 17, 2023
    Plants & People

    Watching TV is good for the planet

    Renata Cantoro
    February 16, 2023
    Close Encounters

    Purple Moor Grass prevents Oaks from getting help finding nutrients

    Molinia caerulea out-wrestles Quercus petraea in the battle for better ectomycorrhizal colonization.

    Fi Gennu
    February 15, 2023
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