UC Santa Barbara will replace ailing trees with a diverse collection of new species
botany
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NSF-funded statewide project will digitize flowering plant species, facilitate climate change research
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Cycads — hearty, massive plants that date to the Mesozoic Era — boost teaching and sustainability on campus
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Endowment launched by Vernon Cheadle's family will safeguard his scientific legacy by supporting operations at campus center that holds his botanic colllections
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The entire community has been holding its collective breath waiting for UCSB's Amorphophallus titanum to bloom.
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This only the second time a corpse flower, officially known as Amorphophallus titanium, has bloomed on campus.
