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Research Progress
Pollinators, not herbivores are possibly the significant agent of selection on flora traits 17-10-30
Heavy snow reduces annual net carbon uptake of Ailaoshan primary forest 17-10-27
Researchers evaluate canopy temperature in a rubber plantation and tropical rainforest in Xishuan... 17-10-25
The earliest recorded fossil of Cryptomeria in East Asia reported from Yunnan 17-10-24
Rubber agroforestry has limited effect on reducing throughfall kinetic energy 17-10-24
A new genus of Lauraceae reported 17-10-20
A new orchid species reported from Myanmar 17-10-16
Researchers investigate water consumption of different tropical timber species 17-10-13
Luring hornets: scientists unlock sex pheromone of notorious honey bee predator 17-10-13
Humus soil affects succession of vascular plants on rock outcrops 17-10-11
Researchers investigate effects of deficit irrigation and fertilization on Sacha Inchi 17-10-09
Lanthanum restrains primary root growth in Arabidopsis 17-09-26
Leaf–stem size follows an isometric relationship across 28 Ficus species 17-09-25
New catalyst synthesis method developed for biodiesel production 17-09-22
Researchers reveal plastome structural variations in Lauraceae family 17-09-19
GA3 and BA synergistically regulate axillary bud outgrowth in Jatropha curcas 17-09-15
Two new species of Balsaminaceae reported from northeern Myanmar 17-09-14
Pollinator-mediated selection important on floral evolution 17-09-13
AFEC-X introduced by “Building conservation capacity in Southeast Asia” 17-09-11
Researchers develop a new tree-ring width chronology of Himalaya spruce 17-09-07
Fusarium oxysporum causes root and basal stem rot of Sacha Inchi 17-09-06
Benefits of butterfly conspicuousness vary along a gradient of predation pressure 17-09-02
A new species of Annonaceae found at China-Myanmar border 17-08-24
Epiphytic bryophytes evaluated as bio-indicators of nitrogen pollution in subtropical forest 17-08-17
Roscoea alpina evolves autonomous selfing as a predominant mode of reproduction 17-08-16
A new species of Linaceae found in Kachin State, northern Myanmar 17-08-09
Enlarging the flower display is vital for a cross-fertilized alpine herb 17-08-08
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