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Bartlett's rātā

Cross-pollination experiments with one of New Zealand’s rarest trees

When an incredibly rare native tree – the Bartlett’s rātā – flowered for the first time in a quarter-century, Botany curator Carlos Lehnebach was ready with his tweezers. Bartlett’s rātā is one of the most threatened trees in New Zealand. It’s also one of our rarest species, with only 13Read more

2017-12-07
By: Carlos Lehnebach
On: 7 Dec 2017
In: Science

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