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## Omnia *Focus*

### Volume II

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### Volume I -- 22 July 2024

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*Omnia* is an independent, multidisciplinary, open-access journal dedicated to enhancing the communication of science-related topics.

The *Focus* section has been created to distil the main highlights of featured research articles into concise summaries of 700-800 words (or one A4 page in the current layout). This approach aims to make scientific language more accessible, provide readers with a clear overview, and encourage them to explore the original articles more deeply.

In this first Volume (July 2024), a collection of research highlights primarily related to the macro category of plants is presented. The highlights are available as blog posts and in a convenient printable format (PDF).

*Editor: Mauro Maver*

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