For decades, paleontologists have held up uintatheres as a prime illustration of sexual dimorphism, or the tendency for males ...
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Why do we name our plants like they’re part of the family?
A houseplant may begin as nothing more than a pot on a shelf, but over time, people often give it a name, a personality and ...
A centuries-old African crop is drawing renewed scientific interest after researchers uncovered findings that could help ...
The Tetrameristophyllum makumensis fossil from Assam reveals why a plant lineage disappeared from India millions of years ago.
Plant breeding IP will shape how Europe protects innovation, supports access and keeps seed breeding competitive for the ...
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