AI and digitized plant specimens are being used by researchers at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew to study the global impact of climate change on nature. The report, involving 400 researchers from 40 countries, emphasizes the role of AI in botany and nature management, with contributions from experts like James Speed from NTNU University Museum. This research offers valuable insights into how climate change is affecting plant species worldwide, providing essential information for developing effective climate solutions.
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