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If plants can pick fungi to help fight pests and diseases, it opens a door to greener farming and ecosystem recovery - Vimarsana News

If plants can pick fungi to help fight pests and diseases, it opens a door to greener farming and ecosystem recovery

Despite its 500-million-year history, the plant-fungi alliance holds mysteries that, once unravelled, could revolutionise agriculture and ecosystem management.

Banksias are iconic Australian plants, but their ancestors actually came from North Africa - Vimarsana News

Banksias are iconic Australian plants, but their ancestors actually came from North Africa

Today, these plants are iconic to the Australian bush. But banksias and their many relatives originated in far-away shores 130 million years ago.

Plant Epigenetic Clocks: Researchers Discover Interesting Finding About Aging Biomarkers - Vimarsana News

Plant Epigenetic Clocks: Researchers Discover Interesting Finding About Aging Biomarkers

A group of researchers shared some interesting discoveries about the existence of epigenetic clocks in plants.

How did plants first evolve into all different shapes and sizes? We mapped a billion years of plant history to find out - Vimarsana News

How did plants first evolve into all different shapes and sizes? We mapped a billion years of plant history to find out

Plants have not lost their capacity for innovation over the years, finds new study.

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Algae Can Help Decipher Evolution History of Plants 600 Million Years Ago - Vimarsana News

Algae Can Help Decipher Evolution History of Plants 600 Million Years Ago

Researchers investigated the algal relatives of Mesotaenium endlicherianum that could help understand the history of plants' terrestrialization 600 million years ago. The study noted that algae became more resilient to temperatures and light. Read here.