Despite the importance of high-latitude surface energy budgets for land-climate interactions in the rapidly changing Arctic, uncertainties in their prediction persist.

Experiments show a variety of cover crop management programs can produce weed-suppressing cover crops.

When plants in the Namib desert suffer from water stress, strange things happen.

Botanical gardens provide access to vital plants and water for butterflies in the southwest US. This will only become more important as the climate becomes warmer and drier.

Botanists have found disturbance can increase pollination and seed set for an Arum on Mallorca. So why isn't that good news for the plant?

An examination of herbarium records has helped track the dynamics of plant invasions.

Camera traps show that it's not missing pollinators that leave an Australian shrub critically endangered.

Predicting phenology can provide insight into better management.

Surveys of Janggun wetland in South Korea have found some parts have no carnivorous plants, but a study of the seed bank shows that they have the potential to return if the wetland is managed correctly.

Fire-adapted trees should be able to take advantage of wildfires, but on the boundary between the boreal forest and the tundra, something odd is happening.

Invasive plants change the opportunities for pollinators, helping some but harming others.

Novel agriculture provides a refuge for some birds driven out of traditional farmland.