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Disturbance by a native fossorial rodent favours plant invasion in arid shrubland

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Disturbance by a native fossorial rodent favours plant invasion in arid shrubland

Disturbance events, such as cattle grazing or human activities, remove plant individuals and thereby create opportunities for non-native plants to colonise the community. Disturbance often

botanyone · 10 May 2017

Schematic representation the demographic history scenarios simulated for the 23 populations of Eugenia dysenterica sampled in

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Origin of distribution and genetic diversity of a savanna species

Cyclic glaciations were frequent throughout the Quaternary and this affected species distribution and population differentiation worldwide. Combining ecological niche modelling and phylogeographical analysis, this study by

Alun Salt · 9 May 2017

Appearance of Casparian bands (CBs) and suberin lamellae (SL) in the endodermis, and presence of suberin in the rhizodermis o

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Suberised barriers support composite water and solute transport in barley roots

Roots possess complex anatomical structures characterised by suberised apoplastic barriers that are deposited in localised cell wall layers. Barley roots lack an exodermis, but form an

botanyone · 8 May 2017

Representative species from Artocarpus subgenera.

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Diversification of an underutilised crop genus in Borneo

Recent work points to Borneo as an evolutionary and biodiversity hotspot. The genus Artocarpus (Moraceae) has many Borneo endemics, and more than a dozen underutilised crops,

botanyone · 5 May 2017

Late floral and gynoecial differentiation of Berberidopsis beckleri.

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Berberidopsis beckleri, floral development and evolution of the core eudicots

The floral development of Berberidopsis beckleri is compared with its sister species B. corallina to clarify the origins of the pentamerous pentacyclic flower of the core

botanyone · 4 May 2017

Images (including light micrographs) of character states (unequivocal and equivocal) present in ancestral Croton inferred via

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Wood anatomical diversity results from force of habit, and shifts in habitat

Plant functional traits constitute responses to a complex evolutionary reciprocality between plants and the environment. Wood anatomy varies between shrubs and trees, and between wet and

botanyone · 3 May 2017

Geographical distribution of B. distachyon (blue), B. stacei (red) and B. hybridum (purple) samples used in the phenotypic an

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Functional genomics and hybrid allopolyploid speciation in grass monocots

Morphological traits and metabolics reveal inter- and intra-species diversity within the model annual grasses Brachypodium distachyon, B. stacei and B. hybridum. López-Alvarez et al.

botanyone · 2 May 2017

Fertile stamens of Philodendron adamantinum.

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Unveiling the osmophores of Philodendron (Araceae)

Philodendron, a species-rich genus of the arum family (Araceae), is thermogenic and produces strong inflorescence scents for pollinator attraction. However, the precise location of the

botanyone · 1 May 2017

Representative reconstructed canopies with the maximum PPFD ranges colour coded for 1200 h.

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Predicting photosynthetic productivity of intercropping systems with image-based reconstruction

Intercropping systems contain two or more species simultaneously in close proximity. Due to contrasting features of the component crops, quantification of the light environment and photosynthetic

Guest Author · 28 Apr 2017

Ceratopetalum edgardoromeroi Gandolfo and Hermsen, sp. nov.

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A new addition to the Patagonian Ceratopetalum five-winged fossil fruit family

Museomic approaches are employed in order to establish an evolutionary, palaeoecological, and biogeographic context for radially symmetrical, five-winged fossil fruits from the highly diverse early

botanyone · 27 Apr 2017

Growth habit of Equisetum emphasizing the below- and above-ground stems with long internodes, nodes bearing whorled appendage

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Hierarchical modularity hypothesis for Equisetum reproductive morphology

Sporangiophore development and Equisetum strobilus: how fossils and reproductive morphologies illuminate horsetail origins and homology

botanyone · 25 Apr 2017

Light competition versus nutrient competition.

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Light competition suppresses couch grass more efficiently than nutrient competition

Competitive crops are important for sustainable cropping systems. For perennial weeds, below-ground organs, for instance rhizomes for couch grass, constitute the best measure of a

botanyone · 24 Apr 2017

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