Deep in the mountains of Central Europe, a small, evergreen clubmoss known as Huperzia selago has become the unlikely star of a study that could change how biologists assess fertility in some of the planet’s most ancient land plants. A team of researchers at the University of South Bohemia in the Czech Republic has shown […]
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