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Using a Virtual Studio and making videoblogs on YouTube
Virtual studios and video blogs: I’ve produced and edited my first videoblogs, and here I’m going to give some indications of how they were
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AoB Plants – Chief Editor vacancy
AoB Plants is seeking new academic Chief Editor. AoB Plants has established itself quickly as an on-line, open-access Journal for publication of high quality
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Palm Harvest Impacts in tropical Forests
Palms may be the most useful group of plants in tropical American forests and in this project we study the effect of extraction and trade of
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International reach, special habitats and the Baltic
Over the last five years, we have published several papers from the Baltic states, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Geologically and climatically it is a unique area:
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Cerrado ecosystems and the Meskal Daisy on the cover
The third in a series of videoblogs from AoBBlog.com about the background pictures used on Annals of Botany covers. The Youtube link is here, and
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Bananas on the cover – a videoblog
We used a bunch of bananas, one of the species I work with, as the main background image on the cover of Annals of Botany two
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Cover pictures: A Video Blog about inserts and roses
I am discussing the cover images in Annals of Botany in my first video blog today. Each year, we have a large image in the background,
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Pollination mechanisms in palms (Review)
Understanding of palm–pollinator interactions has implications for tropical silviculture, as well as for our knowledge of the evolution and diversification of Arecaceae. Barfod et al.
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Single-copy nuclear genes for palm phylogenetics
Molecular phylogenetic studies of palms (Arecaceae) have not yet provided a fully resolved phylogeny of the family. Ludeña et al. test the value of AGAMOUS 1
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DNA barcoding: a new tool for palm taxonomists?
Although taxonomy of palms (Arecaceae) is fairly well known, many problems remain and this is, in part, due to the difficultly of representing palm diversity with
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Environmental regulation of sex determination in oil palm (Review)
In the African oil palm, Elaeis guineensis, male and female inflorescences are produced separately in an alternating cycle that is influenced by the environment: stress conditions
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A Christmas Trilogy, Part 3: …and a peak at Christmas still to come?
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas in the Cuttings’ household without Brussels sprouts (which are traditionally eaten – usually reluctantly – on the 25th of December in the UK