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Intercontinental colonization and Mediterranean radiations in Erodium The genus Erodium is a common feature of Mediterranean climates throughout the world, but the Mediterranean Basin has significantly
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Modelling axis organogenesis in grapevine (PMA Special Issue) Pallas et al. construct three plant growth models to improve the modelling of grapevine development and axis organogenesis
annals-of-botany
Glyphosate drift and transgene gene flow in Brassica Drift of herbicides beyond field boundaries may function as a selective agent contributing to increased persistence of escaped
annals-of-botany
Root–shoot responses during competition Plant competition studies are restricted by the difficulty of quantifying root systems of competitors. Robinson et al. apply a new approach
Cells, Genes & Molecules
Silencing of tandem transgenes in potato Transgene expression stability is a critical point in applications of transgenic plants. Nocarova et al. study long-term changes in
Ecosystems
Invasion strategies in clonal aquatic plants The successful spread of invasive plants is often linked to a diverse gene pool that facilitates local adaptation to variable
Growth & Development
Modelling root development with signalling control There are two major challenges for using functional–structural modelling to study autoregulation of nodulation: reconstruction of legume root architecture
Cells, Genes & Molecules
AM fungi and poplar growth on contaminated soil Plant tolerance to stress can be improved by the presence of mycorrhiza. Cicatelli et al. study the response
Growth & Development
Floral form and ontogeny of Annonaceae Annonaceae are a remarkably diverse family of Magnoliales. Xu and Ronse De Craene investigate the floral development of 15 species
Cells, Genes & Molecules
Chromosome region for high hydraulic conductance in rice The rate of photosynthesis in paddy rice, Oryza sativa, often decreases around noon on sunny days because of
Cells, Genes & Molecules
Domestication without a genetic bottleneck in Stenocereus (Cactaceae) The Tehuacán Valley in Mexico provides an excellent setting for studying domestication as artificial selection is currently practised
Cells, Genes & Molecules
Hormones and sugar network signalling in seeds Endospermic legumes are abundant in tropical forests and their establishment is closely related to the mobilization of storage polysaccharides