annals-of-botany
Hydathode trichomes in parasitic Orobanchaceae
This study provides the first evidence for the physiological role of the hydathode trichomes in active water secretion in the rhinanthoid Orobanchaceae.
annals-of-botany
Root growth dynamics linked to above-ground growth
Contador et al. use minirhizotron techniques to examine below-ground growth in field-grown walnut (Juglans regia)
Plant Cuttings
Plants: nature’s sponge?
Can peppermint cure the ill-effects of second-hand smoking?
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Grass – potential killer or just misunderstood?
I remember reading that grass had a huge impact on ecosystems, but maybe missed its best chance to become famous. It’s possible grass would have
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Orinus as a case study for species delimitation in plants
Orinus as a model system: multiple approaches & lines of evidence are applied to determine species boundaries for plants in the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau.
Plant Cuttings
Lowering the bar (well, probably removing it completely…)
Are univariate scatterplots the key to successful data presentation in scientific writing?
annals-of-botany
Clonal integration in the forest canopy vs forest understorey
Lu et al. manipulate rhizome connections in the field in the facultative epiphytic rhizomatous fern Selliguea griffithiana (Polypodiaceae).
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Iron homeostasis in tomato plants
SlbHLH068, a putative transcription factor, is involved in iron homeostasis in tomato via an interaction with FER.
Growth & Development
Some trees might have adapted to cope with embolisms instead of preventing them
Drought is expected to increase in frequency and duration throughout the 21st century. However, it remains unclear how vegetation will respond to drought because the underlying
Plant Cuttings
Trees, good for the spirit (and the mind…)
Do trees make us happier?
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What happens to a leaf when we cut it off a plant?
This is not something that we necessarily ask ourselves as we tuck into a lovely green salad, but maybe we should! Plants cannot move so they
annals-of-botany
Wood anatomy of archaeological and historical specimens (Invited Review)
The principles and procedures involved in the study of archaeological and historical wood, which may be preserved through a variety of processes,