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Ten Curious New Plants and Fungi Recorded in 2023

As the planet warms and extinctions mount, researchers are racing to catalog the vast array of life on Earth before species disappear. This year, researchers at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, recorded 89 new species of plant and fungi across the globe, from the rocky edges of Antarctica to a dormant volcano in Indonesia.

Top ten plant and fungal species named new to science in 2023

Do you know... about Pinang Tanah?

Pinang Tanah or Pinanga subterranea is a newly-described species of palm that is remarkable for it underground flowering and fruiting habits.

This New-To-Science Palm Plant Flowers And Fruits Entirely Underground

Borneo is a hotspot for biodiversity and may hold many more as yet undescribed species that may change the way we think about the biological world surrounding us

QuickCheck: Did researchers discover a rare underground flowering palm species?

Throughout education, the Areca nut (Buah Pinang) has been commonly associated with a few Malay proverbs that Malaysians know.

Rare Underground Flowering Palm Species Discovered in Borneo

RBC Kew researchers discovered a unique member of the palm family that produces its flowers and fruits almost exclusively beneath the soil.

New rare palm species found to flower underground

Discovered by researchers at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and partners, scientists have named the new to science species Pinanga subterranea.

Borneo palm that flowers underground listed as rare species

LONDON (PA Media/dpa): Researchers have discovered a rare palm species found to flower underground.

Rare palm species discovery stuns scientists | Tech News

Researchers have discovered a rare palm species that flowers underground.

'Once-in-a-lifetime discovery': Scientists find rare palm that flowers and bears fruits underground

Researchers at the Royal Botanic Gardens (RGB), Kew and their partners have found what is described as the only known member of the palm family which flowers and fruits almost entirely underground. The findings of the study were published in the journal PALMS on Monday. Given the plant’s unique characteristics, researchers have named the new-to-science species Pinanga subterranea, which means ‘underground’ in Latin.