Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences

ALT Ruminant colostrum: recent papers highlighting areas of interest and directions for future research "From the Blog Cambridge Core.

ALT Distribution, density and conservation of the Black-hooded Antwren in Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil "From the Papaer of the month Blog: Cambridge Core.

ALT Hexagonal images representing laboratory research, petri dishes, and scientific analysis are combined with a banner that reads "Animal Health Research Reviews." A call to action below states, "Submit Your Paper.

ALT "Adaptation of Southeast Asia to Climate Change" by William Ascher.

ALT New Issue of Oryx now available

ALT Cover image of ‘QRB Quarterly Reviews of Biophysics’ featuring a molecular structure in pink ribbon form on the right side. The text includes 'SUBMIT YOUR PAPER' in bold letters.

ALT A red banner displaying the text "Invasive Plant Science and Management" and "Submit Your Paper." The logo of the Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) is visible in the bottom right corner.

ALT A banner for "Plant Genetic Resources: Characterization and Utilization" shows three circular images of plant seeds and fibers. A call to action reads, "Submit Your Paper.

ALT New Issue of Journal of Dairy Research now available

ALT New Issue of Bulletin of Entomological Research now available

ALT New Issue of Oryx now available

ALT New Issue of Plant Genetic Resources now available

ALT A banner with the title "Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems." It features three circular images: wind turbines in a field, cows grazing, and a person working in a vegetable garden. The bottom text reads "Most Read Articles.

ALT Cover image of "Animal Welfare," the international journal of animal welfare science, with a blue gradient background and the phrase "Most Read Articles" at the bottom.

ALT A green cover of the "Experimental Agriculture" journal featuring a world map design in the background. Text highlights it as an established journal on crop science and agricultural systems, focusing on warmer regions. The cover mentions "Most Read Articles" in a yellow banner and provides a website link for submitting papers.