Northern Hemisphere trees planted in the Southern Hemisphere can thrive, displaying increased stem growth and physiological signals linked to reduced stress.

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We are now looking for a Postdoctoral Researcher in snow and microclimate processes of cold-climate ecosystems for a 3-year fixed-term position to join us in the Faculty of Technology, Water, Energy a

New study published in “Nature” and EU-funded group highlight how non-native pines outgrow native forest ranges.

One of the contributions of Alexander von Humbondt to science was the description of altitudinal vegetation patterns. And this is his description (1807) for the Chimborazo, the highest mountain in Ec...

The dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss continue despite overwhelming scientific evidence of their impacts on human well-being and planetary health. Those of us working in the fields ...

Non-native conifers from the Northern Hemisphere grow faster and are more drought resistant and resilient in the Southern Hemisphere, where they seem to escape the growth–stress-tolerance trade-off.

Spread the word: pay-to-publish journals exclude substantial portions of the scientific community It is common knowledge that the "pay-to-publish" business publishing model, increasingly adopted by s...

How flowers gave rise to life on Earth and made possible the human consciousness that came to see a world “thronged only with Music.”

“To love. To be loved. To never forget your own insignificance… To seek joy in the saddest places. To pursue beauty to its lair. To never simplify what is complicated or complicate what…