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Honey bees use social learning to improve waggle dancing 23-03-10
Annual Staff and Workers Representatives Congress 2023 held 23-04-03
Integrative Conservation calls for papers 23-04-03
Researchers discover exotic, rare plant species 23-03-24
Pterocymbium macranthum found for first time in China 23-03-20
CAS academician Yu Guirui visits XTBG 23-03-17
Honey bees use social signal learning to improve waggle dancing: study 23-03-15
Delegation of Lao Culture and Tourism Company visits XTBG 23-03-14
XTBG forges partnership with Qingdao Agricultural University 23-03-14
Ecological Conservation: what does China do differently? 23-03-10
Complex Learned Social Behavior Discovered in Bee’s ‘Waggle Dance’ 23-03-10
Honey bees refine their dancing skills by watching others 23-03-10
Young Honey Bees Learn Waggle Dancing by Observing Older Bees, just like Kids Follow Their Dad 23-03-10
Annual Academic Meeting 2023 of SEABI held 23-03-08
XTBG forges partnership with Beijing Forestry University 23-03-06
New plant species found in SW China 23-02-10
Mistletoe nutrient concentrations mainly depend on host nutrients 23-01-29
XTBG approved to build one Yunnan Provincial Key Laboratory 23-01-29
Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden shows vigorous scenery 23-01-03
New journal Integrative Conservation launched 22-12-23
Prof. Chen Jin receives Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Medal 22-11-28
New species of legumes verified in southwest China 23-01-06
2022 Launch Event of Integrative Conservation 22-12-13
Prof. Ian T. Baldwin of Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology visits XTBG 22-12-22
XTBG completes fourth China-Lao transboundary biodiversity investigation 22-12-09
Finding inspiration: Spanish ecologist in the land of Asian elephants 22-11-29
AFEC-X 2022 completes with a symposium 22-12-02
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