Adaptive and neutral variation in Psilopeganum sinense
Natural selection and genetic drift are important evolutionary forces in determining genetic and phenotypic differentiation in plant populations.
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Carnivory and photosynthesis in sundew
The growth of unfed D. capensis plants is P-limited, and this limitation is markedly alleviated by feeding on fruit flies, improving plant nutrient status.
Phylogeography of a coastal tree species
Phylogeographic analysis of Eucalyptus gomphocephala (tuart), a tree species restricted to a 400 × 10-km band of coastal sand-plain in south-west Australia.
Genetic diversity and mating system of autopolyploid Vicia
Polyploids may be better colonizers because they possess higher genetic diversity, and thus the ability to adapt to changing conditions.
Presence of coconuts in Panama pre-Columbus (Viewpoint)
Baudouin et al. present new findings regarding the long-standing debate about the existence of coconut in Panama in pre-Columbian times.
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