Plant reproduction 🌻 and seed development 🌱 are critical for our societies and ecosystems, but these processes are under increasing threat from climate change. Our latest collection aims to examine these crucial topics and provide critical insight.

One month away! From sustainability to stewardship, we invite Indigenous & non-Indigenous researchers to explore botanical research. Submit by Mar 12, 2025 ▶️ #Sustainability #IndigenousKnowledges #CallForPapers

RT @cdnsciencepub: It's International Day of Women and Girls in Science! To celebrate, we're sharing conversations with #WomenInScience — r…

Our Editor's choice for January explores the utility of a newly developed scale for delineating the growth stages of Green Foxtails to allow distinction between wild-type plants and CRISPR Mutants! Now available via Free Access for all of February!

Final call! Submit your work to our collection on the value of botanical gardens & herbariums by Feb 12, 2025. ▶️ @cspbscbv @CSEE_SCEE @CanBotanical 📸 Image (CAN10139425) courtesy of the National Herbarium of Canada.

How do plants adapt their reproduction and seed development to a changing climate? Submit your research to us! Reviews, methods, and research articles are welcome. ▶️ Guest eds: @markus_belmonte, Sonia Gazzarrini, Liang Song #PlantSci

How can Indigenous perspectives advance climate resilience? Submit your research to Botany’s special issue by Mar 12, 2025 ▶️ Guest Editors: @NoemieBLap et al. #ClimateChange #IndigenousScience @CanBotanical @cspbscbv

It's #WorldWetlandsDay and now more than ever we need to #ActForWetlands to secure the long term future of these crucial ecosystems. Explore the impact of environmental stressors on wetland White Cedars with Johnson et al. @RamsarConv @MumbaMusondam

Botany has launched its inaugural #EarlyCareerResearcher Editorial Board! This program provides #ECRs with experience in manuscript review, editorial processes, and journal promotion over a 2-year term. Read now on the #CSPBlog 💡▶️ #Botany

Plant reproduction and seed development are under growing pressure from climate change. Botany invites submissions on flowering, pollination, seed quality, and more! Deadline: May 12, 2025. ▶️

Deadline Extended! The deadline for submission to our ongoing call for papers for the "Intrinsic Value of Botanical Gardens & Herbariums" collection has been extended until the 30th June 2025. For more details on the collection see the following:

Our most-read article reflects the intellectual curiosity of 2024, resonating with @cdnsciencepub readers across the globe! Explore our top research in our Year in Review 💡▶️ #BestofCSP

🤝 Botany invites work on Indigenous-led collaborative models in botanical research. Join the conversation! Submission deadline is Mar 12, 2025 ▶️ #Ethnobotany #IndigenousResearch @cspbscbv @CanBotanical

Deadline approaching! Botany seeks submissions on the significance of botanical gardens & herbariums for scientific research by Feb 15. Learn more ▶️ @cspbscbv @CSEE_SCEE @CanBotanical 📸 (CAN10139425) courtesy of the National Herbarium of Canada

ICYMI: With the January Editor's choice right around the corner, don't forget to catch December's edition! Tissue-specific expression of HCN and its metabolic precursors in Trifolium repens @bhachukeerath @evoecolab @utmbiology

🍃 How can Indigenous perspectives advance climate resilience? Submit your research to Botany's special issue by Mar 12, 2025 ▶️ #ClimateChange #IndigenousScience @CanBotanical @cspbscbv @NoemieBLap

✨ 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣ ✨ As we welcome the new year, we’re sending our best wishes for hope, joy, and good health from everyone at @Botany_Journal! Thank you to our incredible authors, reviewers, and researchers for making 2024 an outstanding year in science!

In 2024, together with our publisher @cdnsciencepub we connected editors, authors, reviewers, and readers worldwide. Read our Year in Review with top articles and highlights from a year of advancing global research 💡▶️ #BestofCSP

Together with @cdnsciencepub, we are highlighting our most-read article of 2024 in our Year in Review! "The importance of taxonomy for determining species distribution: a case study using the disjunct lichen Brodoa oroarctica"🌿🔍 Learn more: #BestofCSP

ICYMI: Our December issue Editor's Choice winner: Tissue-specific expression of HCN and its metabolic precursors in Trifolium repens @bhachukeerath @evoecolab @utmbiology

Happy Holidays! ☃️ Wishing you health and happiness from all of us at @Botany_Journal!