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Lessons from the oldest and most arid desert on Earth

Image credit: Center for Genome Regulation The Atacama Desert is a strip of land near 1000 km in length located in northern Chile. With an average yearly rainfall of just 15 mm (close to 0 in some locations) and high…

Isabel15/04/2016

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A year at the Global Plant Council

Last April I joined the Global Plant Council as a New Media Fellow along with Sarah Jose from the University of Bristol. The GPC is a small organization with a big remit: to bring together stakeholders in the plant and…

Isabel11/04/2016

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The importance of botanic gardens in the 21st century

Image credit: Tom Paxton It felt particularly fitting to travel to a plant science workshop in Japan, home of hanami, the ancient celebration of the beauty of flowers. Researchers from Heidelberg University, Germany; Kyoto University, Japan; and the University of…

Isabel30/03/2016

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International Year of Pulses 2016 – join the movement!

Image: IYP2016.org People all over the world are getting involved in the International Year of Pulses 2016, and it is easy to see why when you look at the amazing benefits pulses have for both the environment and health. Pulses…

Isabel18/03/2016

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The Secrets of Seagrass

Zostera marina. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. It’s the ancient story of plant evolution: photosynthetic algae moved to damp places on land, eventually evolving more complex architecture, and spreading across almost all terrestrial habitats. To cope with the drier conditions,…

Isabel10/03/2016

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