This weird fern is the first known plant that turns its dead leaves into new roots
Cyathea rojasiana tree ferns seem to thrive in Panama’s Quebrada Chorro forest by turning dead leaves into roots that seek out nutrient-rich soil.
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Cyathea rojasiana tree ferns seem to thrive in Panama’s Quebrada Chorro forest by turning dead leaves into roots that seek out nutrient-rich soil.
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In the most unlikely of places — a hilly park overlooking downtown Manchester with as much broken glass and graffiti as trees and boulders — a small part of the world’s ecological crisis is about to play out.If studies of samples from Mexico confirm...
In the most unlikely of places – a hilly park overlooking downtown Manchester with as much broken glass and graffiti as trees and boulders – a small part of the world’s ecological crisis is about to play out.If studies of samples from Mexico confirm...