[Nhcoll-l] The view from living plant collections need for globally integrated data (and human) ecosystem to meet twenty-first-century challenges

[Deborah Paul]

Greetings Everyone,

This article just out. It fits in (is parallel to) the ZooMu 
conversations (ZooMu is cited in the article) -- as well as our 
conversations about moving forward with efforts to increase our 
(collections and expertise) relevance and visibility worldwide and the 
SPNHC 2026 themes to interconnect across hemispheres.

Brockington, S.F., Malcolm, P., Aiello, A.S. et al.High-performance 
living plant collections require a globally integrated data ecosystem to 
meet twenty-first-century challenges. Nat. Plants12, 18–25 (2026). 
https://doi.org/10.1038/s41477-025-02192-6 
<https://doi.org/10.1038/s41477-025-02192-6>

Please note the related conversation starting on LinkedIn as well
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-happens-after-paper-matters-much-more-than-samuel-brockington-xopqe/?trackingId=MZw5O4beTqubdtYjapcOOw%3D%3D

In anticipation,
Debbie

-- 
- Deborah Paul, Biodiversity Informatics Community Liaison
- Species File Group (INHS), University of Illinois
-- Natural History Collections and Museomics NHCM Editor-in-Chiefhttps://nhcm.pensoft.net
-- Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG) Past Chair 2021-2022
-- Florida State University Courtesy Appointment
-- Species File Group and Eventshttps://speciesfilegroup.org
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