RT @TheBotanics: 🚨 We’re sad to announce that #StormÉowyn has caused severe damage across our Gardens. At #Edinburgh, 15 trees have been l…

RT @RosiSchmickl: Polyploidy & Arabidopsis! We found tetraploid-characteristic haplotypes to be made of novel ‘mosaics’ forged from multipl…

RT @IsabelLarridon: The Bentham-Moxon Trust is recruiting a part-time Finance and Administration Manager. This is a hybrid role with the of…

RT @ExFuMo1: "Go Belowground!" 2025 is here! 14 – 20 September 2025 The course covers the theoretical background and practical assessment o…

RT @KlimesovaJitka: Using drawing as a tool for learning

RT @KewGIS: Great to see that our paper in @plantspplplanet making the front cover. One of the more unusual images to make the front cover…

RT @UNBiodiversity: Cultivated from Senegal to Chad, white fonio is a drought-tolerant crop. Rich in energy and folate, it's used to make…

RT @ExFuMo1: 🚩The beauty in the struggle to be a #rhizomatous #palm When we think about palms, we may remember the beach, coconut... but i…

RT @RseSolofo: "Certificates were awarded to participants of #GISDay at the University of #Fianarantsoa, #Madagascar! A big thank you to #S…

RT @TaxonomyAfrica: Join us on Nov 25th at 3pm for our next ATN virtual seminar! @MartinXanthos will share insights on the fascinating worl…

@OndrejMottl Many congratulations!

RT @NewPhyt: Temperate #herbs show a link between flower #phenology and the biomass of rhizomes belowground Harris et al. @ExFuMo1 @Miombo…

Some of the perennial herbs we studied are 'income breeders' - they make minimal investment to belowground storage and invest far more to leaf growth during the reproductive season. An example of this is the late flowering Agrimonia eupatoria

Today I am starting to explore the characters of one of the genera I will be studying more closely; Crassocephalum, in the daisy family