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I remember sometime ago when I opened a journal to read a scientific paper, most papers were authored by two or three people from the same
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I remember sometime ago when I opened a journal to read a scientific paper, most papers were authored by two or three people from the same
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Next week, a virtual conference is addressing some very pertinent questions of universal relevance to science. In fact, CIARD (Coherence in Information for Agricultural Research for
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Bacteria and other microorganisms contribute greatly to the Earth’s biomass as they form the bottom of the food chain and orchestrate the cycling of carbon,
AJ Cann ·
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Cadmium and hypodermal periderm formation in roots Periderm as a result of secondary meristem activity is not usually formed in monocot species. Lux et al. describe
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The information here is no longer current at 1/1/2019. Annals of Botany offers Open Access with competitive Article Processing Charges (APCs) given in our
Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison ·
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C4 photosynthesis in genus Cleome The genus Cleome (Cleomaceae) includes more than 200 species including one, C. gynandra, that is known to be C4 and two
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Root mechanics and chemistry in Abies The mobile carbon supply to different compartments of a tree is affected by climate but its impact on cell-wall
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Cone age and longevity of Banksia seeds Serotiny, where seeds are retained in the canopy for prolonged periods, is common in the genus Banksia and hence
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There’s a tendency to look back to at earlier times as some sort of golden age. Even scientists to this despite the fact that “2011
Alun Salt ·
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Repetitive components of Fritillaria genomes The genus Fritillaria (Liliaceae) comprises species with some of the largest genomes so far reported. Ambrožová et al. examine the contribution
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Early response mechanisms to P deficiency Improving phosphorus (P) nutrient efficiency in Lolium perenne (perennial ryegrass) is likely to result in considerable economic and ecological benefits.
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Phylogeography of Caribbean pines Four species of Pinus subsection Australes occur in the Caribbean Basin, and Jardón-Barbolla et al. analyse their phylogeny to assess possible
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