Author: Annals of Botany Office

The Annals of Botany Office is based at the University of Oxford.

rice

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Pelota genes regulate root development and defense responses in rice

Roots and other roots

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Plants reach the top by preparing at the bottom

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Plants and flood risk in Annals of Botany

Clover in grass.

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Grass-legume mixtures in a cool climate

Dactylis glomerata or Cock's foot

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Embolism resistance and dehydration tolerance in a perennial grass

A hybrid population of plants with flowers

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Trait variation across a plant hybrid zone 25 years in the making

Schematic illustrating the influence of Si on intracellular biochemical pathways in suspension cells of rice.

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Ammonium uptake promotion by silicon in rice

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Integration between developmental pathways during reserve mobilization in palm seeds

Effect of absence of miR172a on inflorescence phenotype and accumulation of CLY1.

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miR172 down-regulates the translation of cleistogamy1 in barley

Seedlings

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The maize lil1 gene is involved in plant growth and drought response