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From innovation to integration: Plant and soil sciences for people and planet

Read Plants, People, Planet's latest Special Issue!

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Cover of New Phytologist 245:5 (March 2025). Ptychostomum demissum, an acrocarpous moss with strongly asymmetrical capsules in arctic or alpine areas.

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Discover Special Collections in New Phytologist

New Phytologist publishes impactful research across the spectrum of plant science, from the molecular to the global scale.

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Read New Phytologist's latest Virtual Issue: Woody–herbaceous coexistence in a changing world

This Virtual Issue brings together recent advances in our understanding of woody–herbaceous coexistence.

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Latest updates from the New Phytologist Foundation | April 2026

Abstract deadlines approaching, find out where to find us at this year's conferences, and more.

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Where to find The New Phytologist Foundation at this year's conferences

Find out where to find us at this year’s conferences – please drop by our stand to say hello!

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The cover of New Phytologist volume 248, issue 5. Photo of a Joshua tree (Yucca jaegeriana) at dawn in the Mojave Desert.

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New Phytologist's flagship reviews make an impact

Tansley reviews and Tansley insights are widely recognised across the plant science community.

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