Research on cycad trees in Colombia, Guam, and the Philippines has illuminated how knowledge of their branching behavior may benefit conservation decisions.

UOG researchers have conducted a first-of-its-kind study on the use of anti-transpirants, used to reduce water loss, on cycads.

On this day 50 years ago, one of the world's first research facilities to specialize in the study of coral reefs was built at the University of Guam.

Long-term data sets on cycad tree height studied by UOG reveal how height growth can inform conservation decisions.