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Human presence influences overall mammal abundance in northern Myanmar 23-07-27
Net diversification rate mainly drives species richness disparity in tropical terrestrial orchids 23-07-19
Turgor pressure limits tree growth of red cedar in tropical forest 23-07-12
Researchers investigate floral development of two legume plants 23-07-10
CONSTANS protein negatively modulates salinity tolerance in Arabidopsis 23-07-04
Researchers provide first chromosome-level genome assembly in Murraya plants 23-06-29
Temperature is key climatic factor limiting growth of Himalayan silver fir 23-06-25
Study firstly discloses conspicuous east-west differentiation pattern for the Indo-Burmese plants 23-06-20
Plant functional trait diversity increases soil organic carbon sequestration during tropical fore... 23-06-14
Artificially modulating stomatal development may improve crop stress tolerance 23-06-06
More efforts needed to protect orchids in karst forest 23-05-25
New orchid species found in Tibet 23-05-22
Too many species not recommended inter-cropping in rubber agroforestry systems 23-05-18
Study investigates reliability of cryogenic vacuum distillation technique in soil water extraction 23-05-16
Ineffective defense may lead to population collapse in honey bees 23-05-11
Lianas tend to possess large vessel dimorphism 23-05-10
New stoloniferous species of Begonia found in Yunnan 23-05-08
It's possible to save all land plants from extinction: study 23-05-06
Study sheds light on symbiont relationship between orchids and fungi 23-05-04
‘Zero Plant Extinction’ Is Possible, Says Plant Ecologist 23-05-04
Aerial root mucilage of Heterotis rotundifolia fixes atmospheric nitrogen to support plant growth 23-04-23
How do plant–soil–microbial interactions mediate vegetation dynamics? 23-04-20
Stop signals reduce dopamine levels and dancing in honeybees 23-04-14
New tree species of Lauraceae family found in Yunnan 23-04-13
How is plant fitness promoted under nitrogen deposition? 23-04-10
Forest understory vegetation study: current status and future trends 23-04-03
How does orchid mantis adapt and evolve？ 23-03-29
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