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[News] No crowd, no effort: honey bees adjust their waggle dance based on audience 2026-03-30
[News] Honey Bee Waggle Dance Depends on Its Audience, Study Finds 2026-03-24
[News] Myanmar's Consul General in Kunming visits XTBG 2026-03-27
[News] Why Do Lianas Outcompete Trees in Seasonal Tropical Forests? 2026-03-23
[News] Motuo Forest Field Station Inaugurated 2026-03-09
[News] Prof. Yang Jie honored as CAS March 8th Red-Banner Pacesetter 2026-03-09
Research Progress MORE >>
Lianas Decompose Faster Than Trees, with Potent... 04-02
Study Reveals How Potassium Regulates Photosynt... 03-31
Oldest known Cenozoic ring-porous fossil wood f... 03-26
Researchers update classification system of Lam... 03-26
How Do Canopy Trees Balance Survival and Growth... 03-25
Honey Bee Waggle Dance Depends on Its Audience,... 03-24
Why Do Lianas Outcompete Trees in Seasonal Trop... 03-23
 
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2026-04-03: Microbiom-Mediated Insects Diver... 03-30
2026-03-25: Special Seminar 03-23
2026-03-23： Polyploid Advantage and Genetic ... 03-23
2026-02-03: Metabolic Regulation and Metabol... 02-02
Submit your abstract and share your work with... 03-25
June 28ᵗʰ – July 3ʳᵈ, 2026: ATBC 2026 An... 10-27
26-30 November, 2025: Global Conservation Sym... 08-21
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A new study by Chinese scientists reveals that the honey bee waggle dance—one of the most famous examples of animal communication—is not a one-way communication but, in fact, a dynamic, two-way i...
Lianas are particularly abundant in seasonally dry tropical forests, where most species flower during the dry season. Although the hydraulic differences in the vegetative organs of lianas and trees...
 
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Mr. U Thwin Htet Lin, Consul General of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar in Kunming, headed up a delegation to Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) on March 25. Prof. Fan Zexin, deput...
Prof. Stéphane Blanc, director of the Institute of Ecology and Environment (INEE) of the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), headed up a delegation to Xishuangbanna Tropical Bot...
Conservation & Horticulture MORE >>
Medicinal and aromatic plants on exhibition 03-09
XTBG secures multiple new plant variety rights 02-26
It's blooming time again 02-21
Newly discovered begonia in need of urgent protection 02-20
A new species of Apocynaceae found in Xishuangbanna 06-19
Digital Garden System of XTBG 02-10
INDEX SEMINUM 2022-2023 10-25
 
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Analogous environments across the tropics have s... 2026
Ginger genome reveals the SMPED1 gene causing se... 2025
Biochar-soil-tea nexus: a review of soil health,... 2026
The asynchronous rise of Northern Hemisphere alp... 2025
Greenhouse gas emissions from black soldier fly ... 2026
A Global Conservation Blind Spot: Neglect of Bry... 2026
Arabidopsis BRUTUS, BRUTUS-LIKE, and bHLH IVc su... 2026
SBP-Box Transcription Factor JcSPL9 Regulates Bo... 2026
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