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Molecular phylogenetics of Eurasian Aster

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Molecular phylogenetics of Eurasian Aster

The classification and phylogeny of Eurasian (EA) Aster remain poorly resolved. Li et al. use nrDNA ITS, and ETS and cpDNA trnL-F sequences to delimit

botanyone · 26 Aug 2012

Nectar secretion in an ornithophilous bromeliad

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Nectar secretion in an ornithophilous bromeliad

Several members of Bromeliaceae show adaptations for hummingbird pollination in the Neotropics; however, the relationships between floral structure, nectar production and pollination are poorly understood. Stahl

botanyone · 24 Aug 2012

Brassica monosomic alien addition lines

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Brassica monosomic alien addition lines

Addition of each chromosome of Brassica oleracea to the chromosome complement of B. rapa results in a series of nine monosomic alien addition lines. Heneen et

botanyone · 22 Aug 2012

Reproductive barriers to interspecific Corymbia hybridization

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Reproductive barriers to interspecific Corymbia hybridization

Corymbia species have a high propensity to form interspecific hybrids. Dickinson et al. investigate the locations and activity of reproductive isolating barriers between species, and identify

botanyone · 20 Aug 2012

Genetics of domestication of yardlong bean

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Genetics of domestication of yardlong bean

The genetics of yardlong bean (Vigna unguiculata ssp. unguiculata cv.-gr. sesquipedalis), a vegetable form of cowpea, is of particular interest because the genome of this

botanyone · 19 Aug 2012

Tree litter effects on understorey vegetation

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Tree litter effects on understorey vegetation

Litter can affect plant population structure via both physical and chemical mechanisms, allowing or preventing different species to establish under different litter types. Baltzinger et al.

botanyone · 17 Aug 2012

Timberline formation and dynamics

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Timberline formation and dynamics

Altitudinal timberlines are thought to be moving upward as a result of global climate change. Takahashi et al. evaluate how the timberline has formed in a

botanyone · 15 Aug 2012

Extreme phenotypic variation and fitness in lichens

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Extreme phenotypic variation and fitness in lichens

Phenotypic variability is a successful strategy in lichens for colonizing different habitats. Pérez-Ortega et al. study the extreme phenotypic modifications shown by vagrant populations of

botanyone · 13 Aug 2012

Heterodichogamy avoids inbreeding in Kingdonia

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Heterodichogamy avoids inbreeding in Kingdonia

Heterodichogamy, an unusual kind of reproductive heteromorphy, is hitherto unreported in Ranunculales and is known from only one other genus in the basal eudicots. Wang et

botanyone · 12 Aug 2012

Costs of reproduction in a gynodioecious species

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Costs of reproduction in a gynodioecious species

In gynodioecious species hermaphroditic plants coexist with female plants. Toivonen and Mutikainen find that experimentally increased reproductive output leads to differential costs of reproduction in the

botanyone · 10 Aug 2012

Variable seed dormancy and germination in Hibbertia

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Variable seed dormancy and germination in Hibbertia

Several ecologically important plant families in Mediterranean biomes have seeds with morphophysiological dormancy. Hidayati et al. study four species of the intractably dormant Australian genus Hibbertia

botanyone · 29 Jul 2012

Mistletoes and mutant albino shoots as nutrient traps

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Mistletoes and mutant albino shoots as nutrient traps

Potassium, sulphur and zinc contents of mistletoe leaves are generally higher than in their hosts because elements that are cycled between xylem and phloem in the

botanyone · 27 Jul 2012

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