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Osmania University’s CBCS has released Flora of Osmania University, documenting 839 plant species across the campus. The book ...

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In South Africa there’s a little-known ecosystem, containing more plant species than the entire Amazon, plants that are found ...

Scientists in Medog document new species and protect biodiversity in the Yarlung Zangbo Canyon, turning China’s 'earth’s third pole” vision into action.

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This rare plant looks like a mushroom is actually a parasitic flowering species. Scientists reveal how Balanophora survives ...