Botany

Photolab

Rebirth of a forest

Rebirth of a forest

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Memory

Where art and science intersect

Publication highlights the importance of scientific illustration

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BOTANY

A recipe for cellulose

A code would regulates the formation of plant cell walls

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COVER

Amazonia threatened by drought

Experiment reveals tree collapse and parched soil

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Xylella fastidiosa

Pests that destroy olive trees

The European Commission invests to destroy a bacteria that destroys olive trees

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Botany

Forests in transformation

Remodeling the Amazon Region and the Atlantic Forest

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BOTANY

Rescuing a species

Ways to conserve the tree that has become a symbol of Minas Gerais endurance

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Photolab

The little drop that tells all

The little drop that tells all

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MEMORY

Tracing the footsteps of Saint-Hilaire

Botanists retrace Auguste de Saint-Hilaire expedition

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PALEOBOTANY

A forest of water and fire

Fossils in a coalfield in Rio Grande do Sul reveal a swampy landscape

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Biodiversity

A world of trees

Neotropics may not be champion of tree diversity

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Moringa oleifera

Biodiesel from moringa

Seed oil can be used in biodiesel production

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Nanuza Luiza de Menezes

Nanuza Luiza de Menezes: A passion for plants

Botanist helped establishing plant anatomy as a study field in Brazil

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Memory

The Princess and the Mountain Plants

Imperial family's 1872 expedition to Itatiaia is told in a rare book

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Photolab

The unobtrusive orchid

The unobtrusive orchid

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BOTANY

Underground strategies

Root specializations enable plants to live in impoverished environments

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SCIENTIFIC COLLECTIONS

Millions of plants online

Virtual herbaria gathers information on plant collections from other countries

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photolab

Forest lace

Forest lace

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Flora

Back to São Paulo

A grass once considered extinct in São Paulo is now discovered again

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Botany

Among the algae and lianas

Researchers study the processes of species diversification

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Botany

Forests in transformation

Lianas are remodeling the Amazon Region

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botany

Tiny pools in the sertão

Bromeliad leaves create a natural trap for pollen in the badlands

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Vanderlan Bolzani

Vanderlan da Silva Bolzani: The chemistry of natural products

Research seeks international cooperation and investigates molecules

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B IOPHYSICS

Monitoring bees

Microsensors help scientists understand honeybee behavior

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SPECIAL BIOTA EDUCATION XIV

The elements in the forests

Changes in organic compound cycles could speed ecosystem deterioration

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ECOLOGY

Vestiges of the Andes in Amazonia

Cold-climate trees were once common in northern Brazil

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Genomics

For every taste

Research reveals origin and genetic diversity of citrus

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Photolab

Organic nuances

Organic nuances

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biota-fapesp education VI

Atlantic Forest is the theme of the 6th Biota Education

Talks stress Atlantic Forest's exuberance and the threats it faces

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sun protection barrier

Arnica’s sunscreen

Leaf compound helps arnica to withstand sun exposure in the Cerrado

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