Just because you want indoor tropical plants doesn't mean that you need to have bright light. Here are two options that ...

Trees lost many surface roots in drought but grew more deep roots that reached wetter soil. Fungal partners helped roots take up water.

Northeast Australia’s relict tropical rainforests, one of the oldest and most isolated rainforests in the world. Credit: Alexander Shenkin Tropical trees in Australia’s rainforests have been dying at ...

Well-draining soil will dry out faster than denser types. While money trees don’t like soggy soil, they do like some moisture ...

Transform any shady space with the best low-light indoor plants. They're perfect for dimly lit rooms, and many of them are ...

The Amazon rainforest is slowly transitioning to a new, hotter climate with more frequent and intense droughts—conditions ...

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New research finds that the tropical trees of North Queensland have been dying at faster rates for nearly 40 years now. Since the mid-1980s, the average risk of tree death has approximately doubled.

A new study has found that dry seasons that are warmer and drier than usual can stunt the growth of tropical trees, causing them to take in less carbon dioxide. While trees tend to grow more during ...

Technically, the coconut is not a true nut. Although kukui nut is edible, it can create serious stomach issues when too many ...