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Typical MRI projection images of maize roots growing in mixed sands with different bulk densities and structures.

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Maize root growth responses to penetration of a bilayered soil

Studying the influence of soil strength on root growth dynamics, Popova et al. document the mechanical and tropic responses of primary roots of maize (Zea mays)

botanyone · 1 Nov 2016

Schematic representation of the experimental set-up for profiling of the oxygen gradient towards an adventitious root surface

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Aquatic adventitious roots of alligator weed and capacity for oxygen absorption

The formation of aquatic adventitious roots is a common response of terrestrial plants to flooding. Previous research has found that aquatic adventitious roots on submerged plants

botanyone · 31 Oct 2016

Maize primary root (Zea mays L., hybrid ‘Reduta’) exposed to unilateral treatment by drought (Air) and attached to wet agar-s

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Asymmetrical root development as a reaction to abiotic stresses

Roots can develop resilience and protective barriers to drought and cadmium-induced (Cd) stress. Líška et al. study the ways in which the vascular tissues of

botanyone · 28 Oct 2016

The experimental power (z-axis, legend inset in percentage units) to detect percentage differences in trait means between var

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Seedling root traits correlate with yield in Brassica napus

Aiming to discover an optimum, cost-effective technique which can be applied to the selection of root traits for crop improvement, Thomas et al. screen seedling

botanyone · 27 Oct 2016

Oryza sativa

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Ethylene affects cell wall remobilisation

Seeking to uncover the effects of ethylene on the metabolic process and pectin remobilising capacity of rice (Oryza sativa) that is grown in phosphorus (P)-deficient

botanyone · 26 Oct 2016

Representative image of normal and cluster roots in hydroponically cultivated Pi-deficient white lupin plants.

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Phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase activation by reversible phosphorylation in white lupin cluster roots

Phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase (PEPC) is a tightly regulated enzyme that controls carbohydrate partitioning to organic acid anions (malate, citrate) that are excreted in copious amounts by cluster

botanyone · 25 Oct 2016

Drawings of the above- and below-ground extension of the species Pinus sylvestris, Pimpinella saxifrage, Zygophullum xanthoxy

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Deep roots and their functions in ecosystems

Deep roots determine many ecosystem services but remain understudied, due to the challenges involved in the observation and measurement of deep roots. In this paper, Pierret

botanyone · 24 Oct 2016

Location of study areas

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Linkage between leaf traits and vegetation zonation

A high nitrogen content per leaf area (Narea) induced by drought can enhance water use efficiency (WUE), but may also increase leaf construction cost (CC). Wei

botanyone · 21 Oct 2016

Location of the different root zones where nitrate is taken up by nitrate transporters of NRT family in Arabidopsis.

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Aminotransferases provide the signals for root growth

Uncovering the role of new aminotransferases in the regulation of the signals behind root growth, Le Deunff et al. show that L-aminoethoxyvinylglycine (AVG) acts as

botanyone · 20 Oct 2016

Diagram of root phenes

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Root adaptations to infertile soils

Phenotypic characterisation of root adaptations to infertile soils enables plant breeders to develop improved cultivars that not only yield more, but also contribute to yield stability

botanyone · 19 Oct 2016

diagram showing the impact of different management options

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Root system based limitations to agriculture

Improving root systems can be a step towards sustainable intensification in crop production. Using the contrasting wheat cropping systems of Australia and Denmark as examples, Thorup-

botanyone · 18 Oct 2016

Final germination percentage (mean ± s.e.) of control (C) and warmed (W) seeds

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Seed dormancy changes of snowbed species under climate warming

Parental plant growth environment could alter the state of seed dormancy, affecting the timing of emergence and seedling survival. In the context of climate warming, Bernareggi

botanyone · 17 Oct 2016

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