Plant Cuttings
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Are plants better at maths than humans?
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I am a Botanist and former Senior Lecturer in Botany at Bath Spa University (Bath, near Bristol, UK). As News Editor for the Annals of Botany I contributed the monthly Plant Cuttings column to that in
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Plant Cuttings
Are plants better at maths than humans?
Nigel Chaffey ·
Plant Cuttings
How can you view plant tissues without slipping them a mickey?
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What can satellites tell us about the earth’s chlorophyll density?
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Studies show that fog water diffuses directly through leaf cuticles of Drimys brasiliensis and is transported through the xylem to below ground.
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Interactions between plant hormones ethylene and auxin in roots of the monocot Brachypodium distachyon differ to those in roots of the dicot Arabidopsis.
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Can cacti help us harness water from the air in hostile environments?
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Plants – they’ll get you drunk! But they’ll also help cure your hangover!
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Humans are 98% junk! But a carnivorous plant is far more efficient – containing only 3% junk-DNA.
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100 exotic plants ‘to try before you die’!
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Translation-inhibition activity by miRNAs occurs on the ER, and requires AMP1, which encodes an integral membrane protein associated with ER.
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Backward-looking retrospectives [is there any other kind? – Ed.] are great. And that from the International Institute for Species Exploration at Arizona State University is one
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A study finds that manipulation of transfer cells may provide new opportunities for improving crop yield.
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