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Research Progress
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
Biogeographic evolution of Hainan island likely driven by periodic land bridges: study 25-05-27
Study Provides Insights into Ecosystem Service Dynamics of Gaoligong Mountains 25-05-27
Termite Mounds Shape Soil Nutrient Hotspots Differently in Natural Forests and Rubber Plantations 25-05-22
How do subtropical tree species adapt growth patterns to climate variability? 25-05-20
How does Rice Balance Iron Acquisition with Detoxification? 25-05-20
Leaf Habits and Plant Height: Key Factors Determining Tree Survival in Savannas 25-05-15
Study unveils floristic patterns of China's karst woody plants 25-05-14
Study reveals how assassin bugs manipulate prey communication to enhance hunting success 25-05-13
New Pantropical Eumachia Species Found in Yunnan 25-04-28
New Ginger Species Discovered in Myanmar 25-05-08
Study Reveals Key Genetic Regulators of Tomato Fruit Size 25-05-07
Artificial Light Disrupts Honey Bee Cognition Through Norepinephrine Surge 25-04-29
New Aspidistra Species Discovered in Karst Forests of Yunnan 25-04-25
Intraspecific Metabolite Variation Being Crucial in Shaping Chemical Diversity in Tropical Forests 25-04-23
Study Reveals How Closely Related Sympatric Fig Species Diversify and Coexist 25-04-17
Study clarifies potential drivers of toxic elements along elevational gradients in terrestrial ec... 25-04-11
Integrating genomics with traditional fieldwork and morphology is essential for Lauraceae research 25-04-10
New breeding approach accelerates development of high-yield and disease-resistant bioenergy crops 25-04-03
New Phlogacanthus species found in southern Yunnan 25-04-01
Study reveals how nitrate overcomes plant hormone inhibition to boost seed germination 25-03-28
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