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Clover in grass.

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Grass-legume mixtures in a cool climate

In the marginal regions of Europe, grassland-based livestock systems are dominated by grass monocultures receiving relatively high levels of fertilizer. Would the inclusion of clovers

botanyone · 29 Aug 2018

Dactylis glomerata or Cock's foot

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Embolism resistance and dehydration tolerance in a perennial grass

More intense droughts under climate change threaten species resilience. Hydraulic strategies determine drought survival in woody species but are hardly explored in herbaceous species. Volaire et

botanyone · 28 Aug 2018

A hybrid population of plants with flowers

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Trait variation across a plant hybrid zone 25 years in the making

In natural hybrid zones, traits often show clines, gradual variation across a gradient reflecting a balance between natural selection and gene flow. Changes over time in

botanyone · 27 Aug 2018

Schematic illustrating the influence of Si on intracellular biochemical pathways in suspension cells of rice.

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Ammonium uptake promotion by silicon in rice

Turgor-driven plant cell growth depends on cell wall structure and mechanics. Strengthening of cell walls on the basis of an association and interaction with silicon

botanyone · 24 Aug 2018

A conceptual diagram of the processes studied

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Integration between developmental pathways during reserve mobilization in palm seeds

Palm seeds are interesting models for studying seed reserve mobilization at the tissue level due to the abundance and complexity of reserves stored in their living

botanyone · 23 Aug 2018

Effect of absence of miR172a on inflorescence phenotype and accumulation of CLY1.

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miR172 down-regulates the translation of cleistogamy1 in barley

Flower opening in barley (Hordeum vulgare) is induced by the swelling of the lodicule, a trait under the suppressor protein CLY1 encoded by the cleistogamy1 (cly1)

botanyone · 22 Aug 2018

Seedlings

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The maize lil1 gene is involved in plant growth and drought response

The brassinosteroids hormones are involved in plant development and plant–environment interactions. In this work, Castorina et al. performed a detailed analysis of lilliputian1-1 (lil1-

botanyone · 21 Aug 2018

Leaves in dappled light

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Photosynthesis: a fast-changing process in an even faster world

Photosynthesis is the process that fuels a plant. It sets the energy budget for the organism. It’s no surprise it’s a well-studied process,

botanyone · 20 Aug 2018

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Timing of the effect of polyploidy on clonality in an autopolyploid plant

Clonal reproduction in polyploids is expected to exceed that in diploids, due to either the immediate direct effects of whole-genome duplication (WGD) or selection during

botanyone · 17 Aug 2018

Varying vegetation

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Evidence that divergent selection shapes a developmental cline in a forest tree species complex

Evolutionary change in developmental trajectories (heterochrony) is a major mechanism of adaptation in plants and animals. However, there are few detailed studies of the variation in

botanyone · 16 Aug 2018

Vellozia

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Diversification of the resurrection monocot family Velloziaceae

The greater diversity of plant clades in the Neotropics compared to their relatives in Africa is a pervasive pattern in biogeography. To better understand the causes

botanyone · 15 Aug 2018

Turgor in cells

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Regulation of anisotropic cell elongation in Arabidopsis

If a plant wants to grow, it needs reliable anisotropic cell elongation*. Getting the cells to elongate has a couple of constraints. There is vacuolar turgor

botanyone · 14 Aug 2018

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