annals-of-botany
Much evidence suggests that plant communities on infertile soils are relatively insensitive to increased water deficit caused by increasing temperature and/or decreasing precipitation. Harrison et
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Yesterday’s post didn’t get long to make an impact, but given this month’s top story, I doubt it’ll make much difference. The
Plant Cuttings
A close eye on microscopy.
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November was Sweet Potato Awareness Month. Unfortunately Month Awareness Month had passed me by so I only found out when I looked at Wikipedia, compiling this
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There was a big event in October that caught people’s imaginations. The top story was a surprise 9656 people saw the Hallowe’en post we
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Plant Cuttings
Arguably, one of humankind’s greatest achievements is agriculture [“the art and science of growing plants and other crops and the raising of animals for food,
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There was an obvious star attraction in September on our Facebook page, but behind that there was quite a mix of other stories. 8800 viewers made
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Things became a bit different in August with a bit of a change in sources for our top stories on the Facebook page. In July they’
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Summer arrived, but surprisingly viewers didn’t leave our Facebook page in July. Top of the list came Hugh Dickenson’s report on the Annals of
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We’d expect June to become a quieter month as the summer approaches, but it was surprisingly busy on the AoB Facebook page. All three top
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Our look through the stories of 2015 continues with an odd post in the top spot. We open with more of a look back that usual.
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We continue our look back at the year with the top facebook posts of April 2015. In the West rice harvest season is in Autumn, but