The lucky discovery of four-leaf clovers in the sub-arctic could prove valuable to future plant breeding research. Students at Aberystwyth University's Institute of Biological, Environmental and ...

Siver's team identified fossilized phytoliths—microscopic silica structures formed in plant tissues—from palm ... Palm ...

could be a more viable nature-based solution to climate change in Arctic and subarctic regions than planting millions of trees. "There is ample evidence that large herbivores affect plant ...

Subpolar marginal seas play a key role in making the subarctic Pacific nutrient-rich. ScienceDaily . Retrieved May 24, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2020 / 08 / 200807102330.htm ...

plants and animals. And while we are certain that climate change will continue to affect the world around us, we are equally uncertain of the ways the subarctic will respond to these changes.

A new study by Connecticut College provides strong evidence that palm trees once thrived in subarctic Canada, reshaping scientific understanding of past Arctic climates. Professor Peter Siver's ...