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Across China: New study traces how Earth's alpi...
[News] CAS President Hou Jianguo inspects XTBG 2025-12-24
[News] Population Genomics Workshop 2025 held at XTBG 2025-12-25
[News] Researchers show impact of mountain building and climate change on alpine... 2025-12-20
[News] How Have Mountain Building and Climate Change Shaped Alpine Biodiversity? 2025-12-19
[News] XTBG and Royal Botanic Botanic Garden Edinburgh renew cooperation memorandum 2025-12-18
[News] Advanced Field Course in Ecology and Conservation - Xishuangbanna 2025 co... 2025-12-16
Research Progress MORE >>
Genera of Lamiaceae in China released 01-22
First Tissue Culture-Free Genetic Transformatio... 01-22
How a Protein Network Cooperatively Regulates I... 01-20
Place-Based Education Effective in Empowering C... 01-19
How Modified Biochar Influences Soil Nutrients ... 01-15
Soil Bulk Density and pH Are Key Regulators of ... 01-13
New Sequoia Fossil Record Reported from Yunnan 01-09
 
Announcement MORE >>
2026-01-30: Conserving the Threatened Evolut... 01-22
2026-01-30: Ecological Assessment of Prioriti... 01-22
2026-01-07: Analogous Environments Across the... 01-07
2026-01-04: Beyond Species Counts: Conservin... 01-04
June 28ᵗʰ – July 3ʳᵈ, 2026: ATBC 2026 An... 10-27
26-30 November, 2025: Global Conservation Sym... 08-21
Parallel Forum: Integrative Conservation of P... 07-29
Education MORE >>
Prof. Xing Yaowu, director of Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG), headed up a 7-person delegation to Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE). The two botanical gardens formally signed a n...
With four new birds documented, the record of birds in Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) has reached 352, according to a release from the 13th XTBG Birding Festival from November 19-23...
 
International Cooperation MORE >>
The third workshop on population genomics (Population Genomics Workshop 2025) was held at Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) from December 9 to 21. It brought together a world-class fac...
In a study published in Science Advances on December 19, researchers from Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, along with collaborators from internatio...
Conservation & Horticulture MORE >>
XTBG holds Second Exhibition on Rare and Endangered Tropi... 10-09
Over 1,200 rare Tsaiodendron plants returned to Yuanjiang... 08-18
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
 
Papers MORE >>
How to safeguard soil health against silver nano... 2025
Indirect competitive advantages of invasive over... 2025
Anthropogenic pressures drive the multidimension... 2025
Relationships among multiple ecosystem services ... 2025
Fungicide effects on wild plants: insights from ... 2025
OsbHLH062 negatively regulates Fe homeostasis by... 2025
Multidimensional analysis of long noncoding RNAs... 2025
Mining driven pollution impact on ecosystem heal... 2025
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