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PPP Symposium 2019

Plants and global change – PPP2019

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EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly,...
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PPP Symposium 2019

Plant Diversity – PPP2019

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EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly,...
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PPP Symposium 2019

Plants and society – PPP2019

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EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly,...
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PPP Symposium 2019

What does Plants, People Planet mean?

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EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly,...
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Conferences

The Big Botany Challenge – promoting passion for plants in our schools!

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Jonathan Mitchley on a symposium coming to Reading University in November to help fight plant blindness.
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Conferences

Go Fungal!

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It's a belated present, the PDF of the handout we've been using on stands for Botany One.
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Conferences

The Linnean Society and Taxonomy

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On September 7, 2018, The Linnean Society held a conference "How Are We Communicating the Importance of Taxonomy and Systematics?"
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News

Kew publishes its State of the World’s Fungi report

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Kew's report highlights how ignorant we are of an astonishingly successful Kingdom of life.
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Articles

Fungus gnats see red when pollinating

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Some plants rely on gnats for pollination, but they also rely on fungi to provide a food source for the next generation of gnats.
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AoB PLANTS

Does mycorrhizal status alter herbivore-induced changes in whole-plant resource partitioning?

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Plants simultaneously interact with beneficial and antagonistic organisms such as mycorrhizal fungi and herbivores, respectively. Both mycorrhizae and herbivore damage cause rapid changes in...
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Articles

Plants and Fungi: An ancient partnership

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Why are we interested in fungi here? Partly because if you're interested in plants, you'll find fungi everywhere.
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SOTWF18

#SOTWF18 – The State of the World’s Fungi

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Kew will be publishing its first State of the World's Fungi report on Wednesday, with a follow-up symposium on Thursday and Friday. We plan...
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Water Economy Responses to Water Level Drawdown in Sphagnum Mosses

Growth & Development Alex Assiry - 0
Not all Sphagnum moss manages water in the same way.
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Plasticity to drought and ecotypic differentiation in populations of a crop wild relative

Growth & Development William Salter - 0
Plant functional traits often vary across space, particularly when species encounter contrasting environmental conditions throughout their range. Such phenotypic variation is determined...
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Botanists Pull Apart the Genes of Bananas to See How They Came Together

Cells, Genes & Molecules Alex Assiry - 0
Banana genes reveal how they may have passed through other hybrid stages.
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Sympatric moss populations can form true hybrid zones

Close Encounters Erin Zimmerman - 0
Hybridization between species has not been considered an important factor in the evolution of mosses. The moss life cycle has led many...
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