Plants are highly exposed to environmental variability, and respond with flexibility in their development. For example, many plants can transition to flowering, then revert to vegetativeness multiply within one life span; a perennial habit. Read more
Background. Rainforests are among Earth’s most species-rich ecosystems, yet the processes driving their assembly and evolution remain hotly debated [1-3]. Read more
Wildflower seed mixes have been popularised as an ecologically conscientious way for the public to preserve native flora and their associated pollinators. Read more
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