Kew Science: Read & watch

5 July 2021

Archaeology meets DNA: peering into the past of the date palm

Dr Chelsea Snell, Dr Oscar Alejandro Pérez Escobar, Dr Natalia Przelomska, Dr Sidonie Bellot, Dr Philippa Ryan

Two bright yellow flowers of Skytanthus acutus Meyen.

2 July 2021

Finding novel treatments for malaria

Dr William Milliken, Dr Melanie-Jayne Howes, Dr Eimear M Nic Lughadha

Many different shape seeds and cones of Leucadendron species under microscope

23 June 2021

Rising from the ashes: the South African phoenix seeds

Dr Rosemary J Newton

Small umbrella-like grey fungi Coprinellus disseminatus

17 June 2021

Colombia’s fungi, an untapped opportunity for a sustainable bioeconomy

Dr Ester Gaya

3 June 2021

Where do watermelons originate from?

Dr Oscar Alejandro Pérez Escobar, Dr Chelsea Snell

14 May 2021

5 key themes for the sustainable use of wild plants

Laura Kor, Dr Mauricio Diazgranados Cadelo

5 May 2021

Saving wild yams

Feno Rakotoarison, Mamy Tiana Rajaonah, Dr Paul Wilkin

Leaves and small brown berries of Myrcia racemosa

30 April 2021

Myriad Myrcias in many shades of green

Ashleigh Whittaker, Catia Canteiro, Dr Eve J Lucas, George Burton, Hannah Grice, Hannah Rotton, Rami Abi Ammar, Jack Plummer

Small orange fruits of the citrus relative Vepris gossweileri

22 April 2021

Simply the zest

Dr Moses K Langat, Dr Martin Cheek, Dr Nicholas Sadgrove, Dr Tom A K Prescott

31 March 2021

Making Madagascar green again

Kew Science News

25 March 2021

Assessing the extinction risk of plants at Kew and beyond

Amy Barker

17 March 2021

How growing, and drinking, coffee can help protect forests

Dr Aaron P Davis