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Intensive agriculture has greatly reduced natural habitats in our countryside, putting many plant species at risk. Among them is the primrose (Primula vulgaris)...

As part of ongoing efforts to restore waterways and strengthen the resilience of landscapes to climate change, Meise Botanic Garden is embarking on a major new phase: the reopening and re-meandering of the Lieveherenbeek stream...

For several days, all eyes were on “Éros.” This spectacular titan arum (Amorphophallus titanum), housed at the Jean-Marie Pelt Botanical Garden in Nancy, had been preparing for its much-anticipated bloom...

Throughout history, wars and military expeditions have often gone hand in hand with scientific and biological discoveries. As armies advanced into unfamiliar territories, accompanying scientists gathered new knowledge about fauna, flora, and geography...

 In addition to the restoration of habitats through large-scale sowing of characteristic plant species, the translocation (reintroduction) of rare or threatened species is an increasingly used complementary technique around the world...

The third edition of the International Euphorbia Society congress, held at Meise Botanic Garden on May 24 and 25, was particularly special as it marked the 20th anniversary of the society...