When it's been a really long day of parenting... You're doing a great job, Mama 🧡

Applications for our 2026 Associate Editor Mentoring Scheme close TOMORROW! ⏰🌏 If you'd like to learn more about the peer review process then this voluntary two-year role could be the role for you 🌱🧪 Find out more and apply: bit.ly/47uwYlD

I had the pleasure of taking part in The Mediterranean Researchers' Night #MEDNIGHT and organizing a workshop with 🍃Murielle Droissart @plantnet.bsky.social 🌴Anne-Laure Decombeix @aldpaleo.bsky.social 🌿Gaëlle Viennois Grateful to Genopolys and to all who joined!🌸 #WomenInScience #Botany

Bryophytes hold a larger gene family space than vascular plants www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Exposed roots of the Mediterranean shrub Daphne gnidium, it's can be massive #botany #belowground #plant #roots #Thymelaeaceae

🌱Budding plant architects 🌱 @hugobonnaudet.bsky.social exploring plant architecture 🌳in a practical workshop we organised at the University of Montpellier 🌺 @umontpellier.bsky.social @umramap.bsky.social #PlantArchitecture #Botany

#EBDSeminars 🔸Camila Benavides-Frías (Social-Ecological Systems Institute SESI) 🔹Food comes from agroecosystems: the role of agriculture for the reproductive of life 📅Thursday, 18th September. 13h CEST Live: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqGf...

Very proud of @yuansoup.bsky.social on getting this PhD chapter published- a synthesis that started due to travel restrictions from COVID-19 but turned out to be very insightful, highlighting the botanical consequences of defaunation 🦜🦣🥑🥭

Did you know that wild plant harvesting is an ancient practice that remains vital—from medicine to food and cosmetics? 🌿 Yet its ecological impact is overlooked. In a new study, we assessed 692 species in France (12% of the flora) to uncover drivers and conservation gaps. #WildPlants #Conservation

New paper online by @vincyane-badouard.bsky.social et al. @umramap.bsky.social in Agriculture and Forest Meteorology: "Using high penetration airborne LiDAR and dense UAV scanning to produce accurate 3D maps of light availability in dense tropical forest" www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

With the extinction of dinosaurs, dense, closed-canopy forests could proliferate, leading to shifts in fluvial structure and accumulation of organics. This represented a profound change in the landscape, illustrated here by the incomparable Julius Csotonyi.