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Research Progress
Vascular Epiphytes Show Species-specific Nitrogen Isotope Fractionation 25-08-25
Climate and Large Herbivores Drive the Evolution and Distribution of Spiny Plants: Study 25-08-22
Study reveals divergent leaf fungal patterns in flowering vs. non-flowering plants along mountain... 25-08-20
How Does Plant Hormone Jasmonate Control Seed Size? 25-08-19
Two papers of XTBG selected as landmark papers in The Plant Cell 25-08-14
Study Reveals How Plants Use Internal Clock to Time Seed Germination 25-08-12
Researchers propose strategies to restore rubber monocultures in Xishuangbanna 25-07-31
Study Reveals Optimal Planting Way for Sustainable High-quality Tea Production in Forest Habitats 25-07-31
Study Calls for Integrated Conservation for East Asian Subtropical Evergreen Broad-leaved Forests 25-07-29
Functional Genomics Approach Helps to Protect Soil Health Against Silver Nanoparticles 25-07-22
Genome Study Reveals Secrets of Sexual Differentiation in Sea Buckthorn 25-07-17
Study Reveals Secrets of Mistletoes Surviving Drought Environment 25-07-14
Oldest known wooden tools unearthed in SW China 25-07-09
Researchers Reveal Critical Conditions Facilitating Successful Invasion by Non-native Plants 25-07-08
Protecting Asian Elephants Is Pivotal for Maintaining Functionality and Health of Entire Tropical... 25-07-04
Study Identifies Genes Responsible for Iron Uptake in Rice 25-07-01
Two New Species of Ericaceae Reported from Motuo County, Xizang 25-06-27
Study Reveals How Paris polyphylla Boosts Production Under Drought Stress 25-06-26
Light Exposure Alters Plants' Tolerance to Heat and Cold Stress 25-06-23
New sword-shaped fern species found in Guangxi 25-06-16
Agricultural Landscapes of Nepal Show High Potential for Bird Conservation 25-06-13
Nature education helps foster children's self-efficacy 25-06-10
Magnesium-modified Wheat Straw Biochar Boosts Soil Health 25-06-09
Study Provides First Multidimensional Functional Framework for Long Noncoding RNAs in Solanaceae ... 25-06-04
Rise of Flowering Plants to Global Dominance Is Step-wise 25-06-03
Dominant Tree Species Pivotal in Shaping Soil Fauna and Nutrient Cycling in Tropical Forests 25-05-30
Wolves rediscovered in Shangri-La after decades-long absence 25-05-30
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