A recent study focusing on one of the worlds' three largest genera of flowering plants suggests its success is linked to Earth's relatively cold climate during the last 10 million years

Simulations incorporate evolutionary theory to evaluate different rotation patterns

Recent research could help farmers around the world use less man-made fertilizers to grow important food crops like wheat, corn, and soybeans

Being able to detect and address changes in crop nutrient status in real time is vitally important to avoid damage at critical periods and optimize yield

New study shows 'organic' wounds improve produce

Using plant RNA data from two-week-old corn seedlings, researchers have shown that farmers and scientists can improve adult crop trait predictions with accuracy that rivals current approaches using DNA

Drones help farmers improve yields and stay ahead of problems before they become too big

Is there a general rule to identify which species are "losers" or "winners"? And what is the effect of range changes on the biodiversity of Chinese flora?