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Typical disease symptoms on Braemar (i), Power (ii) and Golden Promise (iii) 21 days post-inoculation.

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The development of Ramularia leaf spot disease in barley

The fungus Ramularia collo-cygni (Ascomycotina) has recently become an important pathogen of barley (Hordeum vulgare), causing leaf spotting on upper leaves. McGrann and Brown studied

botanyone · 21 Mar 2018

Narcissus pseudonarcissus

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Photoinhibition of seed germination in Lilioids

The results show the relative importance of the different factors that may be involved in explaining the occurrence of photoinhibition in Lilioid monocots.

botanyone · 20 Mar 2018

Methodological framework to address major questions on the impact of domestication on the evolution of olive and its associat

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Origins and domestication of the olive

The olive, Olea europaea (Oleaceae), is an iconic species in Mediterranean agriculture yet its origin is complex. Besnard et al. review the literature on the timeline

botanyone · 19 Mar 2018

Selaginella

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The enigma of sex allocation in Selaginella

The enigmatic variation in sex allocation within and among Selaginella species, and differences from the angiosperms, are interesting aspects of land plant biology in their own right, but will also provide useful empirical models for probing the theory of sex allocation.

botanyone · 16 Mar 2018

Arid grassland

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Grass florets bet-hedge against unpredictable rainfall in arid landscapes

Seed germination in the arid zone is a high-risk event. For grasses specifically, the ancillary bracts of the floret surrounding the seed have been associated

botanyone · 15 Mar 2018

Importance of clonal reproduction in a liana species, Wisteria floribunda

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Importance of clonal reproduction in a liana species, Wisteria floribunda

Clonal reproduction is a common and important life history strategy in lianas. Mori et al. investigate clonal structure in a temperate deciduous liana species, Wisteria floribunda

botanyone · 14 Mar 2018

Transverse section through the petiole of Asplenium rutifolium

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Dynamic mechanical tissue in the fern Asplenium rutifolium

The collenchymatous tissue in A. rutifolium petioles structurally resembles sclerenchyma, while in biomechanical performance and glycan composition it shares more characteristics with angiosperm collenchyma.

botanyone · 13 Mar 2018

Location of the study area at Aranjuez Experimental Station in southern Madrid, central Iberian Peninsula.

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Winter is coming: plant freezing resistance as a key functional trait

Mediterranean annual seedlings need to survive winter freezing temperatures to produce seeds in the spring. Pescador et al. test whether functional structure related to plant freezing

botanyone · 12 Mar 2018

The orchid Pterostylis revoluta

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Orchid populations and endophytic fungi change with rainfall and prescribed burning in Pterostylis

Wildfires are common in seasonally dry parts of the world with a Mediterranean climate. Prescribed burning is used to reduce fuel load and fire risk, but

botanyone · 9 Mar 2018

Aphids on a leaf

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Rare soil bacteria affect plant performance

It is not known how loss of rare soil microbes affects plant defence against aphids. Kurm et al. inoculated soil with a serial dilution of a

botanyone · 8 Mar 2018

Miscanthus under the sun

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Physiological basis of miscanthus chilling tolerance

The biomass crop Miscanthus x giganteus has a high chilling tolerance for a C4 plant, allowing for a longer productive growing season in temperate climates. The

botanyone · 6 Mar 2018

Sorghum root system

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Sorghum root-system classification in contrasting phosphor environments

Genotypes with an exploratory root system at both high and limited P availability, which may be advantageous if N or water is the limiting factor, showed the highest P uptake levels.

botanyone · 5 Mar 2018

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