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Diversity and relationships of Crocus sativus and its relatives
High levels of polymorphism exist within and between sexually reproducing Crocus species except 17 C. sativus accessions, where polymorphisms are absent.
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Endemic shrubs in temperate arid and semiarid regions of northern China and their potentials for rangeland restoration
Although endemic shrubs in arid and semiarid ecosystems are often in danger of extinction, they can play useful roles in maintaining or restoring an ecosystem, and
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Arabidopsis semi-dwarf root systems and gibberellin biosynthesis
Semi-dwarf phenotypes are not responsible for the observed diversity in the root system growth and architecture seen in Arabidopsis thaliana.
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Botanical pot-pourri
Today we bring you a veritable feast of botanically inspired, environmentally friendly projects and ideas, which may just influence our future lives!
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Evolution of reproductive isolation in Dendrobium
Evolutionary changes in reproductive compatibility is an important process contributing to the high levels of species diversity in Dendrobium.
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Plant Behaviour & Intelligence. Anthony Trewavas. Oxford University Press, 2014 Man is arguably happiest when the ‘natural’ order of all things is maintained and where his
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Pollination of Specklinia by nectar feeding Drosophila
Aggregation pheromones released by the flowers of Specklinia orchids attract flies from the Drosophila genus for pollination.
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If ’10 000 BC’ is the answer, the question is…?
This article focuses on the possible advent of human agriculture occurring 23,000 years BP.
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Saprotrophic fungi and fully mycoheterotrophic orchids
This study identifies saprotrophic mycorrhizal fungi for seven mycoheterotrophic orchid species growing in four humid and warm subtropical forests in Taiwan
Plants & People
Has Botany got its poster boy?
Botany has always been important but soon it might become likeable too, if a new film starring Matt Damon is a success.
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Mycorrhizal fungi and distribution of specialized orchids
The use of a widespread fungal operational taxonomic unit in P. deformis enables a broad distribution despite high mycorrhizal specificity.
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Plants and the diamond connection
Could your knowledge of botany be a gateway to undiscovered riches?