One tree species supports over 80 types of native bees in Western Australia's unique ecosystem.

Climate warming makes snow melt earlier in mountains, creating surprising new hotspots where plants thrive

Forest density and height help decide when autumn colours appear in temperate forests, scientists discover.

Small garden patches provide crucial food for wild bees when farm flowers are scarce in early spring and late summer.

Nitrogen-fixing plants are vanishing from temperate forests, not due to climate change, but because of human-caused nitrogen pollution.

Ancient Maya farming practices continue to influence tree species distribution centuries after their civilization's decline.

New research shows that islands make an outsize contribution to the diversity of plants.

Unravelling the complex relationship between fire frequency, flooding, and plant diversity in the world’s largest flooded savanna.

A recent global study points out that plant responses to warming while rapid, become less intense with time.

Surprising diversity and resilience found in South Africa's endangered renosterveld vegetation.

Unexpected high survival rates of cliff-dwelling plants suggest they may be more resilient to climate change.

Surprising findings challenge common beliefs about fire prevention in Mediterranean landscapes.