Šuspa led an excursion for students and the public at the weekend. Roasting sausages and a visit to the pub were included. Šuspa has demonstrated many nice plants, among others, Blechnum spicant, Potentilla norvegica, and Scirpus radicans. Photos by @eusic.bsky.social

👀Behind the Paper!👀 🏜️Angela Illuminati discusses growth and nutrient-use strategies in dryland plants, showcasing the amazing distances that roots systems cover🫚 Read it here👇 buff.ly/Hs8dZLh 🧪🌍

🌿 Our new study in @natplants.nature.com: Most European temperate forest plants are associated with semi-open, herbivore-shaped habitats—not closed-canopy #forests 🐎🌳🔆🌸 Highlights the need for trophic #rewilding in #conservation & need to avoid uniform dense #reforestation🌿 📄 doi.org/10.1038/s414...

During the #5MPCW excursion, we took a close look at the endemic Cyprus golden oak, Quercus alnifolia, pretty! #PlantConservation #Conference #Cyprus #Endemism

Last week I had the privilege of presenting my PhD project on plant communities in chestnut groves at the 5th Mediterranean Plant Conservation Week in Limassol, Cyprus. It was a week full of interesting people and great plant science. #5MPCW #Limassol #PlantConservation #Conference #Cyprus

I had a great time at #Biospace25, the first international conference dedicated exclusively to the use of remote sensing to study biodiversity - high quality talks, sessions and workshops - lots of food for thought and lots of nice people in an always exciting venue like the European Space Agency!