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Digestive mutualism of a protocarnivorous plant

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Digestive mutualism of a protocarnivorous plant

The protocarnivorous plant Paepalanthus bromelioides (Eriocaulaceae) has a rosette-like structure commonly inhabited by predators such as spiders, whilst their roots are wrapped by a cylindrical

botanyone · 1 Feb 2013

Prediction of mixed-species litter decomposition

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Prediction of mixed-species litter decomposition

The complex dynamics of interacting biological organisms that form ecological systems make predictions of processes difficult and often imprecise. In this context, Tardif and Shipley  explore

botanyone · 30 Jan 2013

The role of ROS in soybean seed germination

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The role of ROS in soybean seed germination

Reactive oxygen species (ROS), such as hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), can promote seed germination in a number of species but their role in soybean has not been

botanyone · 28 Jan 2013

Evolution of genome size in Carex

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Evolution of genome size in Carex

Knowledge of evolution of genome size in species with holocentric chromosomes is limited. Lipnerová et al. study genome size and base composition in the holocentric genus

botanyone · 25 Jan 2013

Fire and daily temperatures as germination cues

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Fire and daily temperatures as germination cues

Brief but high soil temperatures caused by fire are followed by a more prolonged shift in the range of daily soil temperatures as a result of

botanyone · 23 Jan 2013

Genetic relationships of section Arachis species

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Genetic relationships of section Arachis specie

Section Arachis includes cultivated peanut (A. hypogaea), an allotetraploid, and closely related wild species, most of which are diploids. Moretzsohn et al. use sequences from three

botanyone · 21 Jan 2013

Resin secretory structures and yield of frankincense

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Resin secretory structures and yield of frankincense

Frankincense, a gum-resin, has been tapped from Boswellia papyrifera trees for centuries but information on the resin secretory structures is virtually absent. Tolera et al.

botanyone · 18 Jan 2013

Biogeography of Prunus africana in Afromontane forests

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Biogeography of Prunus africana in Afromontane forests

Afromontane forest ecosystems share a high similarity of plant and animal biodiversity, although they occur mainly on isolated mountain massifs throughout the African continent. Kadu et

botanyone · 16 Jan 2013

Relationships of aluminium and nitrogen in rice

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Relationships of aluminium and nitrogen in rice

Acidic soils are characterized by more ammonium and more available (and thus potential toxic) aluminium compared with neutral-to-calcareous soils, which have more nitrate and

botanyone · 14 Jan 2013

Carbon status and stem diameter changes in tomato

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Carbon status and stem diameter changes in tomato

Carbon assimilation and leaf-to-fruit sugar transport are, along with plant water status, the driving mechanisms for fruit growth. De Swaef et al. develop a

botanyone · 11 Jan 2013

UV light and floral volatile production in an orchid

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UV light and floral volatile production in an orchid

Australian Chiloglottis orchids employ novel semiochemicals called ‘chiloglottones’ to sexually attract their specific male wasp pollinators. Falara et al. show that chiloglottone is only produced in

botanyone · 9 Jan 2013

Nuclear and maternal phylogeny in ‘true citrus’

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Nuclear and maternal phylogeny in ‘true citrus’

Most of the edible Citrus species are believed to be of interspecific origin as a consequence of reticulate evolution. Garcia-Lor et al. conduct phylogenetic studies

botanyone · 7 Jan 2013

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