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Drought and photosynthetic capacity of Calotropis

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Drought and photosynthetic capacity of Calotropis

Calotropis procera and C. gigantea both grow successfully in dry areas. Tezara et al. examine their ecophysiological traits and find that photosynthesis is co-limited by

botanyone · 11 Apr 2011

Traps of carnivorous pitcher plants as habitats

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Traps of carnivorous pitcher plants as habitats (Review)

Traps of carnivorous pitcher plants as habitats A great diversity of organisms, ranging from bacteria to vertebrates, survive and propagate in the otherwise deadly traps of

botanyone · 31 Mar 2011

Cadmium and hypodermal periderm formation in roots

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Cadmium and hypodermal periderm formation in roots

Cadmium and hypodermal periderm formation in roots Periderm as a result of secondary meristem activity is not usually formed in monocot species. Lux et al. describe

botanyone · 25 Mar 2011

C4 photosynthesis in genus Cleome

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C4 photosynthesis in genus Cleome

C4 photosynthesis in genus Cleome The genus Cleome (Cleomaceae) includes more than 200 species including one, C. gynandra, that is known to be C4 and two

botanyone · 23 Mar 2011

Root mechanics and chemistry in Abies

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Root mechanics and chemistry in Abies

Root mechanics and chemistry in Abies The mobile carbon supply to different compartments of a tree is affected by climate but its impact on cell-wall

botanyone · 18 Mar 2011

Cone age and longevity of Banksia seeds

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Cone age and longevity of Banksia seeds

Cone age and longevity of Banksia seeds Serotiny, where seeds are retained in the canopy for prolonged periods, is common in the genus Banksia and hence

botanyone · 16 Mar 2011

Repetitive components of Fritillaria genomes

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Repetitive components of Fritillaria genomes

Repetitive components of Fritillaria genomes The genus Fritillaria (Liliaceae) comprises species with some of the largest genomes so far reported. Ambrožová et al. examine the contribution

botanyone · 14 Mar 2011

Early response mechanisms to P deficiency

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Early response mechanisms to P deficiency

Early response mechanisms to P deficiency Improving phosphorus (P) nutrient efficiency in Lolium perenne (perennial ryegrass) is likely to result in considerable economic and ecological benefits.

botanyone · 11 Mar 2011

Phylogeography of Caribbean pines

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Phylogeography of Caribbean pines

Phylogeography of Caribbean pines Four species of Pinus subsection Australes occur in the Caribbean Basin, and Jardón-Barbolla et al. analyse their phylogeny to assess possible

botanyone · 9 Mar 2011

Heteroblasty, crowding and shade avoidance

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Heteroblasty, crowding and shade avoidance

Heteroblasty, crowding and shade avoidance Acacia implexa shows leaf heteroblasty, developing compound, transitional and modified leaves (phyllodes), and previous experiments have shown that shade can alter

botanyone · 7 Mar 2011

Mechanical perturbation of Arabidopsis

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Mechanical perturbation of Arabidopsis

Mechanical perturbation of Arabidopsis Mechanical perturbation is known to inhibit elongation of the inflorescence stem of Arabidopsis thaliana but little is known of its effects on

botanyone · 4 Mar 2011

Disproving a C4 reversion in Eragrostis

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Disproving a C4 reversion in Eragrostis

Disproving a C4 reversion in Eragrostis Eragrostis walteri (Poaceae), a grass with C3 foliar anatomy in an otherwise C4 genus and subfamily, has long been thought

botanyone · 2 Mar 2011

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