The molecular evolution of vitamin C biosynthesis in plants
What are the molecular evolutionary patterns of the GDP-L-galactose phosphorylase gene in plants?
William Salter
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William (Tam) Salter is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences and Sydney Institute of Agriculture at the University of Sydney. He has a bachelor degree in Eco
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Seasonal coordination of leaf hydraulics and gas exchange in a wintergreen fern
What are the anatomical and physiological strategies Polystichum acrostichoides uses to maintain photosynthesis and avoid hydraulic failure across the year?
Formation of branching systems in broad-leaf bamboo
What are the underlying processes that give rise to the different branching architecture types found in the genus Sasa?
Origins of symmetry, an exploration of flower development in Canna indica
Can a detailed genetic study provide insight into the developmental process of assymetric flowers?
Coordination of leaf water supply and demand in aquatic and land plants
Is there a difference between emergent aquatic and terrestrial monocot herbs when it comes to coordination of leaf stomatal and vein traits?
Genetic structure of the riparian invasive tree Robinia pseudoacacia
Can a better understanding of invasive tree migration help to improve management practices of riparian ecosystems?
Proteomics of grain yield-related traits in wheat
Can proteomics be used to gain a better understanding of yield-related traits in wheat?
Contrasting growth responses of Melastoma malabathricum populations to aluminium addition
Do M. malabathricum seedlings respond positively to the addition of aluminium to the growth medium?
Belowground responses of grassland plant species to wind intensity
Does wind intensity affect biomass allocation, root morphology and plant-soil interactions of grassland plants?
Seed heteromorphism, an adaptive trait of desert plant species
What are the effects of genetic and environmental factors on seed heteromorphism and its variations?
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