EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly, fix links, and add tweets from other people at the symposium. Talk by Paul Wilkin My new favorite word may be "yamnomics." Learning all about Dioscorea at #PPP19. Did you know […] More
EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly, fix links, and add tweets from other people at the symposium. I’ve squished the keynote and the short PPP4 session together here, as they both cover engaging people with plants. I […] More
EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly, fix links, and add tweets from other people at the symposium. From Plants and People we moved more on to Plants and Planet with a session that looks at how plants […] More
EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly, fix links, and add tweets from other people at the symposium. Simon Hiscock on hybrid speciation #ppp19 pic.twitter.com/Fz7yH0xKfE — Richard Buggs (@RJABuggs) September 4, 2019 Simon Hiscock started with a reminder […] More
EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly, fix links, and add tweets from other people at the symposium. Talk by Alexandre Antonelli Traditional knowledge of Quinine meets genomics – Kew’s Director of Science Alex Antonelli @antonelli_lab #ppp19 pic.twitter.com/dNGZluG6Oj […] More
EDIT: This post was written at the symposium as it happened. It has now been edited to correct some errors made while working rapidly, fix links, and add tweets from other people at the symposium. I’m at Kew today for the first Plants, People, Plant symposium. PPP is the new Open Access journal from the […] More
Jonathan Mitchley on a symposium coming to Reading University in November to help fight plant blindness. More
It’s a belated present, the PDF of the handout we’ve been using on stands for Botany One. More
On September 7, 2018, The Linnean Society held a conference “How Are We Communicating the Importance of Taxonomy and Systematics?” More
Kew’s report highlights how ignorant we are of an astonishingly successful Kingdom of life. More
Some plants rely on gnats for pollination, but they also rely on fungi to provide a food source for the next generation of gnats. More
Plants simultaneously interact with beneficial and antagonistic organisms such as mycorrhizal fungi and herbivores, respectively. Both mycorrhizae and herbivore damage cause rapid changes in source–sink dynamics within a plant. Mycorrhizae create long-term sinks for carbon within the roots while damage by leaf-chewing herbivores causes temporary whole-plant shifts in carbon and nitrogen allocation. Thus, induced responses […] More
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