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Drowning in the data or the calm before the genome sequence storm? #PAG
How do you process so much data?
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Pat Heslop-Harrison is Professor of Molecular Cytogenetics and Cell Biology at the University of Leicester. He is also Chief Editor of Annals of Botany.
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How do you process so much data?
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Plants & People
How can we grow sustainable bananas?
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Plants & People
A lot of light and not much heat came from the Pontifical Academy of Sciences Study Week on ‘Transgenic Plants for Food Security in the Context
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PHYLIP, a 30-year-old phylogeny inference package, remains a popular and reliable tool for analysing data, particularly in botany.
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Plants & People
Roadside botany in the Brazilian Cerrado.
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Plants & People
A Coordinated Research Project (CRP) sponsored by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) aims to improve banana and cassava crops, vital for food security in Asia and Africa.
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Taxonomy & Evolution
The New York Times has an informative and thoughtful article by Sean Carroll about interspecific hybrids this week. The article starts with photographs of a range
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Cells, Genes & Molecules
Self-cleaning nanotechnology from plant leaf surfaces comes of age
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Plants & People
The website Zester explores food and drink culture, including potential species for exploitation and recipes.
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Plants & People
As the undergraduates I teach will testify, I’ve railed many times against ‘Death by Powerpoint’. Somewhat amazingly, a few talks at the Science Online 2010
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Plants & People
I am with about 150 people interested in “science communication on-line” at the British Library in London this week. Journals are all about the communication
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Cells, Genes & Molecules
Cellular expression of GFP in transgenic potato cells When growing plants in the field or greenhouse, one is very conscious of seasons and thinking about when
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