Melting to extinction

Biodiversity in the UK threatened due to climate changes

DNA barcoding helps discover new species

Park may be denotified

UNITED NATIONS

Timely blooms

Birds of a feather

BIRDS AND PLANT REGENERATION·Tara Gandhi· Orient Longman Ltd· New Delhi·2000·pp81

A flowery tale

Intelligent butterfly

Cabbage butterflies remember flowers that provide maximum nectar

Stepmotherly tree(tment)

Fern assault

Trees are not very effective carbon sinks

Science & Technology - Bytes

From the verge of extinction

Several species to be removed from endangered list in the us

Desert green

A gene found in humans can help plants thrive in arid regions

Sunflower power

Curbs the human immunodeficiency virus

Science and Technology - Briefs

Clean proposal

The European Commission unveils its plan to curb toxic gases emissions from waste plants

Real flower-power

Chemical protectors

Flowers' chemical compounds shield the plants from herbivorous insects

Amazonian secrets

Hundreds of ridges that crisscross the rainforests of South America have helped flora and fauna proliferate, says a latest study

The Arctic carbon sink

Snow covered plants in the tundra start absorbing carbon dioxide in early spring itself

Nightmare in Europe

The Danube river system will take several years to rid itself of the cyanide

Karnataka villagers suspect biodiversity register

China admits to tiger skin trade at international forum

Around 1,600 tigers have been traded globally since 2000

Science and Technology - Briefs