Research

A brightly colored scientific illustration of pine cone structures

From the Diary of a Cone-oisseur

Before magnolias, sunflowers, or orchids evolved, ancient conifers were reproducing with remarkable structures that still surround us today

Student Spotlight: Arman Omidvar’s Digital Archaeology

The 'Dead Card Project"— Bridging a 40-Year Data Gap using cutting edge digital tools.

Namaqualand Continued

Our botanical journey continues through Namaqualand

Hiding in Plain Sight

A remarkable botanical discovery that sparked an international investigation
Fruit and vegetables with numbered labels stuck on the skin

Sticky Problem Solutions

Highlighting a fascinating research project using the Garden's plant collections. 
Large green leaves with wavy edges

Innovative technology and UCBG

How does photosynthesis change across the surface of a leaf? Learn more about this fascinating project using taro plant in the Garden!