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A US study compares residential developments, showing how replacing turfgrass with native plants triples insect diversity and conserves water.

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Plants tracked the final hours of an enigmatic man's life.

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Researchers have teamed up with Belgian citizens to conduct a mass match-making experiment between cold-tolerant soybeans and rhizobia.

Botany One interviews Julien L. Bota, a plant and landscape ecologist fascinated by the surprising relationships connecting plants with animals, microbes and their environments.

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Study reveals the factors shaping pollinator visits to city gardens.

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The world's most famous race is named after a vegetable.

Study shows how to combine design and ecology to feed urban pollinators.

Over 80,000 accidental plant exposures in France, and the deadliest mistakes were mostly made by people who thought they knew what they were picking.

The oldest specimens at one of the world’s greatest botanical collections predate Darwin. Now it is open to anyone with an internet connection

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