US EditionSky-high botanists: Drones are helping researchers study inaccessible plants
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Sky-high botanists: Drones are helping researchers study inaccessible plants
Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Bengaluru 8 Apr 2025 The availability of cheaper drones has propelled research, especially in fields like environment and ecology, where the subjects are often inaccessible. An example is the challenge scientists face studying Victoria amazonica, the giant Amazon water lily famous for its enormous, sturdy leaves and beautiful flowers. Named after Queen Victoria, these plants are fascinating, but getting up close …
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