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Mechanisms behind optimal defence patterns

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Mechanisms behind optimal defence patterns (Invited Review)

The optimal defence hypothesis (ODH) predicts that tissues that contribute most to a plant’s fitness and have the highest probability of being attacked will be

botanyone · 4 Jan 2013

Germination and seed bank dynamics of dimorphic seeds

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Germination and seed bank dynamics of dimorphic seeds

Heteromorphic seeds can show differences in dormancy and germination, but it is not known how this affects maintenance and regeneration of populations. Cao et al. bury

botanyone · 2 Jan 2013

Gene-dosage effects of WEE1 in arabidopsis hypocotyls

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Gene-dosage effects of WEE1 in arabidopsis hypocotyls

Over-expression of the cell cycle checkpoint gene, WEE1, may repress growth and development. Spadafora et al. culture explants of Arabidopsis thaliana from an over-expressing

botanyone · 31 Dec 2012

DNA content for 407 plant species from the USA

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DNA content for 407 plant species from the USA

The genome sizes of plants represent a key character often associated with other traits. Bai et al. use flow cytometry to provide prime C-values for

botanyone · 30 Dec 2012

Pollination biology of a Chloraeinae orchid

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Pollination biology of a Chloraeinae orchid

The pollination biology of very few Chloraeinae orchids has been studied to date, and little is known about pollinator behaviour. Sanguinetti et al. study the floral

botanyone · 28 Dec 2012

Interspecific chromosome exchanges in polyploid Musa

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Interspecific chromosome exchanges in polyploid Musa

Edible bananas originated mainly from two wild species, Musa acuminata and M. balbisiana, and recombinations between chromosomes occur in polyploid varieties. Jeridi et al. compare homoeologous

botanyone · 26 Dec 2012

Prediction of seed germination time for wild grapevine

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Prediction of seed germination time for wild grapevine

Thermal thresholds for seed dormancy release and germination are important tools for predicting germination timing. Orrù et al. study germination in seeds of Vitis vinifera subsp.

botanyone · 24 Dec 2012

Interphase-mitotic cell nuclei in Allium

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Interphase-mitotic cell nuclei in Allium

Prolonged treatment of Allium cepa root meristems with changing concentrations of hydroxyurea (HU) results in either premature chromosome condensation or cell nuclei with an uncommon form

botanyone · 23 Dec 2012

Constitutive α-amylase activity in dry grass seeds

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Constitutive α-amylase activity in dry grass seeds

α -Amylase in grass caryopses (seeds) is usually expressed upon commencement of germination and is rarely seen in dry, mature seeds. However, Goggin and Powles show

botanyone · 21 Dec 2012

Origins of determinate growth habit in Phaseolus

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Origins of determinate growth habit in Phaseolus

One of the traits that appeared during domestication of common bean, Phaseolus vulgaris, is determinacy, in which stems end with a terminal inflorescence. Kwak et al.

botanyone · 17 Dec 2012

Characterizing sub-optimal clover nodule phenotypes

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Characterizing sub-optimal clover nodule phenotypes

Little is known regarding why some strains of rhizobia fail to form successful symbiotic associations with leguminous crop plants. Melino et al. compare incompatible (no N2-

botanyone · 16 Dec 2012

Fruit load modulates flowering-related gene expression

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Fruit load modulates flowering-related gene expression

Previous research has demonstrated that fruit load acts as a strong inhibitor of flowering in many fruit-tree species, including Citrus. Muñoz-Fambuena et al. analyse

botanyone · 14 Dec 2012

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