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Spanish scrubland.

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Non-structural carbohydrate dynamics in shrubland under drought-induced die-off

The relationship between plant carbon economy and drought responses of co-occurring woody species can be assessed by comparing carbohydrate (C) dynamics following drought and rain

botanyone · 11 Jul 2018

Brachypodium

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Functional drought response in the Brachypodiumdistachyon species complex

Some polyploid species show enhanced physiological tolerance to drought compared with their progenitors. However, very few studies have examined the consistency of physiological drought response between

botanyone · 6 Jul 2018

Model of P stress

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Abscisic acid affects rice cell wall phosphate remobilization and P transporation

Abscisic acid (ABA) is a well-studied phytohormone known to be involved in sub-sets of stress responses in plants, such as iron (Fe) deficiency and

botanyone · 4 Jul 2018

Arabidopsis rosette

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Altitudinal differentiation in water-repellency of bud-wrapping leaves

In rosette-forming plants, rosette leaves locate near the ground, and their upper surfaces are exposed, whereas the opposite surfaces are more exposed for leaves on flowering stems.

botanyone · 2 Jul 2018

Mimulus aurantiacus, the sticky monkeyflowe

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Contrasting effects of yeast and bacteria on floral nectar traits

Guests in flowers can make a location more attractive – or can put off pollinators from visiting.

botanyone · 29 Jun 2018

Talinum fruticosum

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CAM recycling and salt tolerance in Talinum triangulare

Can more water efficient photosynthesis be induced in plants? Montero and colleagues find Talinum triangulare can switch on CAM photosynthesis.

botanyone · 27 Jun 2018

Morphological development in Abies koreana and Picea jezoensis seed cones.

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Why are the seed cones of conifers so diverse at pollination?

Wind-pollinated plants rely on the same breezes to deliver pollen. If the problem’s the same for all of them, why do conifers have different shaped cones to catch pollen?

botanyone · 25 Jun 2018

Reed canary grass

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A reassessment of the genome size – invasiveness relationship in reed canary grass

The smaller a plant’s genome, the more likely it is to be invasive? Or so it was thought but newer techniques are casting some doubt on the idea.

botanyone · 22 Jun 2018

Modelling concept

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Splash dispersal and disease resistance in mixtures of cultivars with contrasting height

Cultivar mixtures have an important role to play in reducing the propagation of diseases, as is evident from the well-documented results of growing mixtures of

botanyone · 20 Jun 2018

Plants of the Cerrado

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Germination in the Cerrado is unique

How rapidly does a seed need to germinate to survive? In Brazil’s Cerrado, it’s not just about speed, but starting at the right time.

Guest Author · 18 Jun 2018

Ranunculus kuepferi

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Can a cold snap put a stop to sex?

The alpine plant Ranunculus kuepferi can face spring frosts while growing reproductive organs. Does the cold explain why sometimes the plant doesn’t bother with sex?

Alun Salt · 18 Jun 2018

Capsella

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Mating system, ploidy and competition in Capsella species

Capsella is a model genus for studying the transition from outcrossing to selfing, with or without change in ploidy levels. The genomic consequences and changes in

botanyone · 15 Jun 2018

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