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Final course: ‘Coffee’… *

Nigel Chaffey - 0
Or, rather, something to ponder as you finish your meal, maybe with a coffee. Whatever your food(s) of choice, you need the right equipment...
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Plant Cuttings

Making soy better

Nigel Chaffey - 0
Avid readers of the Botany One blog will no doubt be aware of The Story of Soy. Written by Christine du Bois it makes...
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News

Dark soils are the shadow of hidden agriculture

Alun Salt - 0
Stains left in the soil from past farmers, and the plants they cultivated, are helping illuminate prehistoric inhabitants of the Amazon.
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Books

Taking Glycine to the max!

Nigel Chaffey - 2
The Story of Soy by Christine du Bois 2018. Reaktion Books Ltd. Before encountering Christine du Bois’ book, The Story of Soy, I had little...
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Plant Cuttings

The increasingly fluid Silk Road

Nigel Chaffey - 0
What would you imagine was carried along the Silk Road(s), that ancient route that connected the far-East to the near-East and Europe? Silks? Well,...
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Plant Cuttings

Mammoth news: Bees help plants

Nigel Chaffey - 0
What! That’s news?? Surely everybody knows that many plants are pollinated by bees? Hopefully, yes, but this item is not about that well-known plant-insect...
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Plant Cuttings

Flying insects plummet

Nigel Chaffey - 0
Where have all the flower-pollinating insects have gone?
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News

Rock could aid humanity

Dale Maylea - 0
This excellent news is no surprise to followers of Bill and Ted.
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Plant Cuttings

Phytopathological future for plasma

Nigel Chaffey - 0
The fight against pathogens in plants is moving to less familiar states of matter.
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News

Good news for plant scientists who feel the need for speed

Dale Maylea - 0
How fast does wheat need to be? You might look for taste and texture in a loaf, but why would anyone care about speed?
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What creates Gentiana diversity in mountains?

Taxonomy & Evolution Fi Gennu - 0
The Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau (QTP) is extremely rich in species, but why? One recent explanation is the mountain‐geobiodiversity hypothesis (MGH) by Mosbrugger et...
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Modelling Three-Dimensional Leaf Shape Variation

Computational Models Rachel Shekar - 0
L-Cucumber’s leaf prototype mimics leaf shape of stressed plants.
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How does variation in traits of Tunisian oak seeds affect survival?

Ecosystems Fi Gennu - 0
Oaks are the dominant species of tree in many Mediterranean forests. However, the climate of the Mediterranean basin is predicted to change...
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How Important Is Leaf Realism in Functional-Structural Plant Modelling?

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Making a realistic plant in a computer model is possible, but is it necessary. All the computations generating the plant slow down...
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