Botany One interviews Dr Marcelo A. Aizen, an Argentinian researcher fascinated for the interactions between plants and pollinators.

Recognition for his "exceptional dedication" and "remarkable scientific contributions to the conservation of Mediterranean flora and habitats"

Lúcia Lohmann and Toby Pennington will have joint appointments with both research institutions.

Botanical art and photography from around the world will be on show at the Saatchi Gallery this summer as the annual RHS exhibition returns for a fifth year. The RHS Botanical Art and Photography...

Several young people are to be a part of an exciting project that’ll nurture both their careers and conservation efforts!

Botany One interviews Dr Dustin Wolkis, a passionate for seed conservation working in one of the most biodiverse yet endangered islands.

Combining field observation, lab analysis, and digital resources elevates botanical research to new heights.

By A O News Service ITANAGAR, Mar 15: Researchers have rediscovered a rare plant species from the Apiaceae family, Hymenidium amabile, in India after more than a century. A team of researchers of Tawa...

A vibrant foray into “a perfect world of wonders” fueled by the bittersweet dimension of life.

Tom Hart Dyke is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his World Garden near Eynsford.

Recent research by scientists at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT), Texas Tech University, and several other collaborating institutions have identified ancient fossils of a newly descri...

Author Giovanni Aloi delves into the interconnectedness of humanity, art, and plants

By Shealyn Paulis Two Minnesota nature enthusiasts have spent years chasing the state’s most elusive wildflowers. Their journey, filled with adventure and discovery, is now captured in their upcoming ...

Nearly half of Heliconia species—tropical plants vital to rainforest ecosystems—are at risk of extinction, according to new research.

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Botany One interviews Dr Renske Onstein, a research passionate for the evolution of plants and their characteristics on a...

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Botanist Andrea Bianchi and local plant experts Aloyce Mwakisoma and his brother Ruben were exploring two tiny village forest reserves in the Udzungwa mountains in 2019, when they stumbled upon some i...

“Miracle” iris emerges after decades under a pine plantation

LANGKAWI: Fourteen artists have joined forces for a botanical-themed art exhibition at the National Art Gallery Langkawi from today until July 31.

Scientists say amid climate change and biodiversity loss, the world’s herbaria could hold the keys to overcoming the crises in their folders of dried plant specimens. But their future is in question a...

Researchers from U.C. Riverside announced in January they found an entirely new species of California manzanita. Its bark is gray instead of red.

Elizabeth Lawson’s “Moss and Lichen” is a groundbreaking addition to Reaktion Books’ Botanical series, shifting focus from vascular to non-vascular plants and encompassing f…

Assistant Curator Ana María Bedoya, Ph.D., recently returned from her field studies in Panama and shares her experience researching aquatic plants in the region. I have been in Panama with students an...

PRESS RELEASE - The Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT), the research arm of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, recently celebrated the addition of

A murder in the science lab shatters a woman’s quiet and ordered life when she decides she must solve the crime herself in this entertaining and uplifting mystery. Plenty of people consider Margaret....

A small 'weedy' looking growth had left the Queenslanders puzzled for decades. Now they finally have an answer – and so do the official text books.

Botany One interviews Dr Bruce Anderson, a born entomologist who became passionate about plants and their interactions.

Rare species collection shows ocean changes after industrialization and plastics.

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Howard University alum, Roland Maurice Jefferson, is credited with helping DC's cherry trees survive pests and climate change.

If plant identification of invasive species became common knowledge, more collective action could be taken to help solve this looming threat of environmental degradation.

Go past the visitor center and the restrooms and leave the parking area, and you'll enter a realm of the National Park Service that isn't in the public's eye but which is being hit hard and disrupted ...

MICHEWENI, Tanzania — Botanists have found a stand of rare trees in Tanzania’s Zanzibar archipelago not known to grow wild anywhere else in Africa. The intsia trees (Intsia bijuga) were found growing ...

It’s hard to believe that summer is just around the corner. The Children’s Education team at Desert Botanical Garden is already getting ready for one of its favorite programs – Summer Camp.

To plan for the future, it’s sometimes necessary to look to the past. To improve natural history collection and analysis in the future, a team of researchers is looking at collections of plants from a...

When former Cal State Fullerton greenhouse tech Leo Song was a child, he remembers the huge white chrysanthemums that his father grew in their home garden. Each flower was spectacular. In honor of his...

Plant was last spotted in 1899

Kate Churchwell explains quitting the ‘rat race’ in the City to pursue her passion for plants and art

Dimapur, January 20 (MExN): A team of researcher have reportedly discovered a new plant species Aeschynanthus clarkei sp. nov from the Nagaland state of Northeast India.

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The fifth-grade members of Hoeven's Botanist Club are gaining more than plant knowledge. The club was created last year and is advised by the fifth-grade teachers, Sarah Hochhalter and Tracy Nissen.

From new research to interior displays, CAHNR alum Carl Johnson helps keep the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History alive through horticulture

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