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How to save the critically endangered Jurinea cyanoides and restore rare sand dunes
A ten-year international program dedicated to saving the critically endangered Jurinea cyanoides has started in July. The project, titled LIFE for Jurinea, is built on close cooperation...
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read moreTaxonomy Recognition Day Highlights the Importance of the Discipline
On 23 May, Taxonomy Recognition Day will take place – an international initiative highlighting the importance of the science that identifies, describes, and classifies living organisms. This...
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read moreGo Belowground!
Register for the international PhD course Go Belowground!, focused on the study of plant roots and belowground organs. 13 – 19 September 2026, Pension Kamínek (near Nové...
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read moreInstitute of Botany is represented in the Intergovernmental Platform IPBES
Petr Petřík from the Department of Vegetation Ecology at the Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences has been newly elected to the Multidisciplinary Expert...
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read moreThe “White” Beech from the Moravian Karst: How a Tree Can Live for 30 Years Without Photosynthesis
A Czech research team has drawn attention to an extraordinary albino beech from the Moravian Karst. The one-metre-tall tree lacks chlorophyll and, despite being unable to photosynthesise,...
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