PlantChatter

A perfect storm of weather conditions has seen South Australia's north erupt into a sea of colour with a super bloom of Sturt's desert peas.

Science is difficult, but not for the reason you think. It’s not that conceiving a research program is difficult. It’s not that planning and performing an experiment or observational st…

in this episode we check out Denver Botanic Gardens chatfield research plot where research is done on native seed mixes, evaluating species for their adaptab...

The poisonous, edible, plant

Every paper has a story. Share it as a citable video publication.

Tree species of Europe

Luís Duque de Almeida, ex-presidente do Júri Nacional de Exames, foi ouvido esta quarta-feira no parlamento sobre o teste piloto do exame de Filosofia realizado

Celebrate the winter holiday season with Advent calendars from Thames & Kosmos! Do one experiment every day with our Science Advent calendar, or solve daily riddles from the best-selling at-home escape room series, EXIT: The Game, and have a unique holiday experience with family and friends.

Bringing together ecologists and STS scholars, this combined panel+workshop examines invasion science as an eco-social practice, exploring cultural meanings,

Spiele GridWords und über 50 weitere Spiele auf gridgames.app

Tree species of Europe

The 2026 ʻUlu Hoʻolauleʻa and Global Breadfruit Summit is taking place in South Kona, Hawaiʻi, from 19-24 September 2026. The week-long celebration will bring together breadfruit farmers, farmer organisations, scientists, educators, chefs, cultural practitioners, entrepreneurs, policymakers and food-systems leaders from across the Pacific, the Caribbean and other regions. Together, participants will share knowledge, celebrate the … Continue reading "Celebrating the breadfruit in Hawaii"

Looks like all those factsheets came through...

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory produced the first diagrams illustrating U.S. national commodity use in the mid-1970s. Review our latest efforts and get past flow charts.

On our return trip to Tblisi, we’d planned on taking one of the Marshrutkas or shared minibuses which ply popular routes between towns and cities in Georgia but, in the event, with my stomach still…

The trillions of microbes inhabiting tree bark can suck up planet-warming gases, scientists have discovered.— Read on www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2026/01/a-trees-bark-can-take-a-staggeringly-large…

There’s a paper out that's worth getting to grips with if you are interested in genebanks having an impact, even though it never actually mentions genebanks. David Pannell’s Reflections on Adoption of New Agricultural Practices distils more than 70 years and 5,000 studies of why farmers take up, adapt, abandon or reject innovations, be they … Continue reading "What seventy years of adoption research can teach genebanks"

Tree species of Europe