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Slash and Burn in Brazil

Does rain forest grow back? Archaeology might have the answer

Posted on January 16th, 2012 by Alun Salt

Most international archaeological work in South America has concentrated on the Andes for various reasons. It’s more accessible, the ruins are more visible, there’s a better ethnohistorical record from the conquistadors, there’s variety over short distances because change in height makes vertical economies possible where different foods grow at different heights and they’re just the [...]

The Meskel daisy, Bidens pachyloma, from Ethiopia

Cerrado ecosystems and the Meskal Daisy on the cover

Posted on December 31st, 2011 by Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison

The third in a series of videoblogs from AoBBlog.com about the background pictures used on Annals of Botany covers. The Youtube link is here, and it is best watched in HD/1080p resolution. An outline of the text is below the video insert below, and the text includes some extra links. A shrubby tree, Plumeria ?rubra [...]