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Helical cell wall thickenings in Aspleniaceae

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Helical cell wall thickenings in Aspleniaceae

Helical cell wall thickenings in Aspleniaceae Extraxylary helical cell wall thickenings (HCWTs) in vascular plants are not well documented. Leroux et al. study their occurrence and

botanyone · 28 Feb 2011

High-resolution proxies for wood microdensitometry

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High-resolution proxies for wood microdensitometry

High-resolution proxies for wood microdensitometry Density is a crucial variable in forest and wood science, but gravimetric methods of measurement are mostly destructive and time-

botanyone · 25 Feb 2011

Seed of alpine plants are short-lived in storage

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Seed of alpine plants are short-lived in storage

Seed of alpine plants are short-lived in storage Alpine ecosystems are considered as being particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Mondoni et al.

botanyone · 23 Feb 2011

Radial O2-loss barrier induction and arenchyma formation

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Radial O2-loss barrier induction and arenchyma formation

Radial O2-loss barrier induction and arenchyma formation Many wetland species form both aerenchyma and a barrier to radial oxygen loss (ROL) in roots, which enhance

botanyone · 21 Feb 2011

Plant diversity and functional trait variation

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Plant diversity and functional trait variation

Plant diversity and functional trait variation Variation in plant traits may potentially influence niche segregation at increasing plant diversity. Gubsch et al. investigate above-ground traits

botanyone · 18 Feb 2011

Nitrogen and water effects on functional traits

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Nitrogen and water effects on functional traits

Nitrogen and water effects on functional traits Changes in resource supply can have significant effects on plant functional traits. Ren et al. conduct a field study

botanyone · 16 Feb 2011

Coexistence of multiple cytotypes of an orchid

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Coexistence of multiple cytotypes of an orchid

Coexistence of multiple cytotypes of an orchid Large-scale cytotype surveys have indicated that intraspecific ploidy diversification is much more common than previously thought. Trávníček et

botanyone · 14 Feb 2011

Polyploidy and mating patterns in the moss Atrichum

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Polyploidy and mating patterns in the moss Atrichum

Polyploidy and mating patterns in the moss Atrichum Evolutionary transitions from unisexuality to hermaphroditism in mosses are associated with polyploidy. Jesson et al. investigate this association

botanyone · 12 Feb 2011

Translocation breakpoints in SSR-rich chromosomal regions

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Translocation breakpoints in SSR-rich chromosomal regions

Translocation breakpoints in SSR-rich chromosomal regions Repetitive DNA sequences are thought to be involved in the formation of chromosomal rearrangements, which are important in polyploid

botanyone · 9 Feb 2011

Mating system of dwarf eelgrass

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Mating system of dwarf eelgrass

Mating system of dwarf eelgrass Seagrasses exhibit extensive clonal growth and kinship structure among neighbouring genets. Zipperle et al. demonstrate a predominantly outcrossing mating system and

botanyone · 7 Feb 2011

Post-submergence recovery dynamics of wetland plants

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Post-submergence recovery dynamics of wetland plants

Post-submergence recovery dynamics of wetland plants Fast growth recovery post-submergence is important for establishment of riparian species in zones where water level fluctuates. Luo

botanyone · 4 Feb 2011

Orchid reproductive isolation and pollination success

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Orchid reproductive isolation and pollination success

Orchid reproductive isolation and pollination success Few studies have investigated whether non-rewarding plants affect the pollination success of rewarding plants when they grow in close

botanyone · 2 Feb 2011

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