Taxonomy & Evolution
Nothofagus macrocarpa populations represent relics of a once-greater range
Today’s remaining isolated populations are highly genetically diverse and extensively hybridized.
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Taxonomy & Evolution
Today’s remaining isolated populations are highly genetically diverse and extensively hybridized.
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Growth & Development
Smaller plants are the main drag on both seed production and synchrony in their populations.
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Ecosystems
The range and occurrence of anther smut shows very similar patterns in both collections and iNaturalist data.
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Growth & Development
Both within a plant and within a population, trait variability increases with unpredictable precipitation.
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Taxonomy & Evolution
In nearly all cases, each species’ closest relatives occur in a similar niche on a different island
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Cells, Genes & Molecules
Greater secondary xylem development in Dutch cultivars may be the source of their lead over Japanese cultivars in fresh fruit weight.
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Plants & People
More efficient sampling could capture greater diversity without overwhelming space constraints.
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Cells, Genes & Molecules
Manipulating stomatal traits could produce more crops for dry regions.
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Growth & Development
Deficiency led to reduction of proteases and nitrogen mobilization in senescing leaves.
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Plants & People
Though the phenomenon was known in Goethe’s time, research didn’t start in earnest for another century.
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Ecosystems
What makes orchids unique can also make saving them a challenge.
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Cells, Genes & Molecules
Cytokinins may have a role in controlling both bacterial accommodation and tissue differentiation related to nodule formation.
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