Cell growth and homeostasis are disrupted in Arabidopsis rns2-2 mutants
The salvage pathway that recycles rRNA is shown to be important in maintaining normal nucleoside levels and cellular homeostasis in plants.
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Carbohydrate metabolism and androdioecy maintenance in Tapiscia sinensis
Fruit ripening overlaps with flowering, leading to a severe reproductive burden on the hermaphroditic individuals.
The evolution and ecology of plant architecture
Ecological factors affect the distribution of plant architectural diversity and shape its evolution, and future work integrating phylogenetically informed architectural data with ecological variables will continue to unveil how plant architecture is shaped at a global scale.
Nectary development and floral architecture in Geraniaceae and Hypseocharitaceae
A closer look at the flowers of Geraniaceae and Hypseocharitaceae reveal organs coming together to produce something new.
Ecology and genetics of transitions from outcrossing to selfing in Primula
Investigations of Primula oreodoxa have revealed several features that differ from classic textbook descriptions of heterostyly based on P. vulgaris.
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