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Seed predator satiation and seedling recruitment

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Seed predator satiation and seedling recruitment

Isoglossa woodii (Acanthaceae) exhibits population-wide synchrony in reproduction and mortality. Tsvuura et al. invoke predator satiation and facilitation of seedling establishment as explanations for masting

botanyone · 2 May 2011

Cytogeography of Pilosella echioides

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Cytogeography of Pilosella echioides

There have been significant advances recently in understanding the processes that operate in mixed-ploidy populations to maintain the coexistence of multiple cytotypes. Trávníček et al.

botanyone · 1 May 2011

Leaf size and altitude

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Leaf size and altitude

Leaf size is extremely variable among species and the reasons for this are still not fully understood. Milla & Reich analyse how leaf size reduction with

botanyone · 29 Apr 2011

Effects of cotyledon damage on fitness in Medicago

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Effects of cotyledon damage on fitness in Medicago

Effects of cotyledon damage on fitness in <i>Medicago</i> Damage to cotyledons can have significant effects on subsequent plant growth and

botanyone · 27 Apr 2011

Nuclear DNA amounts in 2221 angiosperm species

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Nuclear DNA amounts in 2221 angiosperm species

In the largest ever compilation of angiosperm DNA amounts, C-values for 2221 species from 152 original references (including 1860 species not previously collated), are listed

botanyone · 25 Apr 2011

Phylogeographic patterns of Epipactis lineages

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Phylogeographic patterns of Epipactis lineages

Phylogeographic patterns of <i>Epipactis</i> lineages Epipactis is a widespread orchid genus encompassing morphologically and genetically problematic aggregates of taxa, such

botanyone · 24 Apr 2011

Seed persistence and germination traits

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Seed persistence and germination traits

Seed persistence in the soil under field conditions is issue for the maintenance of local plant populations and the restoration of plant communities. Saatkamp et al.

botanyone · 22 Apr 2011

Cell-wall pectin and Al resistance

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Cell-wall pectin and Al resistance

Aluminium (Al) toxicity is one of the factors limiting crop production on acid soils and various resistance mechanisms have evolved in plant species. Cell-wall pectin content is generally lower in Al-resistant than in Al-sensitive cultivars, and the degree of methylation of the pectins may play an i

botanyone · 20 Apr 2011

Diversification in Hawaiian Dubautia laxa

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Diversification in Hawaiian Dubautia laxa

The Hawaiian silversword alliance (Asteraceae) is one the best examples of a plant adaptive radiation, exhibiting extensive morphological and ecological diversity. Using subspecies of Dubautia laxa

botanyone · 18 Apr 2011

Mycorrhizae, plant allometry and biomass–density relationships

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Mycorrhizae, plant allometry and biomass–density relationships

Mycorrhizae, plant allometry and biomass–density relationships Plant biomass–density relationships during self-thinning are determined mainly by allometry, but may potentially be influenced by the

botanyone · 17 Apr 2011

Reproductive isolation and mycorrhizae in Orchis

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Reproductive isolation and mycorrhizae in Orchis

Mycorrhizal fungi are needed for germination and seedling establishment in orchids, so associations may be involved in determining hybridization between species. Jacquemyn et al. show that

botanyone · 15 Apr 2011

Nectary spur anatomy of selected Aeridinae

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Nectary spur anatomy of selected Aeridinae

The nectary spur is a characteristic feature of Aeridinae; a large, orchid subtribe displaying diverse pollination strategies.  Stpiczyńska et al. describe and compare its anatomy for a range of entomophilous and ornithophilous species. Structural nectary features shared by Asiatic Ascocentrum and c

botanyone · 13 Apr 2011

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