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Prof. Yang Yongping attends 54th Bangladesh ICIMOD meetingMay 26, 2023
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Xinhua Headlines: 70 years after man's 1st summit, Chinese expedition makes way to world's highest peakMay 25, 2023
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Su Tao leads team to conduct field investigation in Mt. QomolangmaMay 24, 2023
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Prof. Yang Yongping heads delegation to Singapore and MalaysiaMay 18, 2023
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CAS Vice President YIN Hejun visits XTBGMay 12, 2023
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Jingdong Subtropical Botanical Garden opens to the publicMay 05, 2023
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MoU signed between XTBG and Lao-China Joint Venture InvestmentApr 28, 2023
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MoU signed between Lao Culture Tourism Public Company and XTBGApr 27, 2023
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Parashorea buchananii, a newly recorded species of Dipterocarpaceae from ChinaApr 25, 2023
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Stop signals reduce dopamine levels and dancing in honeybeesResearchers from the Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the University of California San Diego have revealed that receiving an inhibitory signal (stop signal) associated with negative food conditions can decrease brain dopamine levels in dancing honeybees. The study was published in Current Biology on April 13.Apr 14, 2023
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Annual Staff and Workers Representatives Congress 2023 heldApr 03, 2023
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Integrative Conservation calls for papersApr 03, 2023
