It’s hotting up for plants
What does a warmer future mean for plants? Can plants adapt, or will they be driven to extinction? Read on
Thoughts from the vanguard of biodiversity research
What does a warmer future mean for plants? Can plants adapt, or will they be driven to extinction? Read on
As Charles Darwin noted, the physical differences between individuals of a species are important for their future survival and success (or not).
The fertile crescent is the birth place of modern agriculture, where humans changed from shifting nomads to become settled farmers. But in
Dr Evon Hekalla of Fordham University is planning a project to use DNA from the specimens contained in the American
Do you want an excuse to play games? Because here’s a good one: by playing an online game, you can
Evolution is one of those concepts that’s simultaneously well-known and misunderstood: everyone’s heard the word, but most people are a
It’s now theoretically possible to re-create an extinct animal, provided a sufficient sample of its DNA is found – tar
I’m pretty fond of all things squiddly, so I was concerned that Nature has a post this week about the
By Andrew Lowe, Stefan Caddy-Retalic, Eleanor Dormontt. Published in the University of Adelaide’s e-Science online magazine as “Growing Solo: Deforestation