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Eucalyptus globulus

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Concurrent measurements of stomatal conductance, sap pH and hydraulic conductance in Eucalyptus globulus clones

Selected Eucalyptus globulus clones can grow to a height of up to 14m in 3 years, receiving an average rainfall of 630 mm year–1 with

botanyone · 13 Jun 2016

Mean levels of tolerance, quantified as the ratio of damaged/control plant means, for lobeliad species in the Campanulaceae f

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Hawaiian seedlings fail to recover from simulated herbivory

Herbivory is a key threat to seedlings, driving plant community composition and the evolution of seedling defences. In Hawaii, seedling herbivores are not part of the

botanyone · 10 Jun 2016

Leaf water retention

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Standardization and validation of leaf wetness traits

Leaf wetness traits have often been used to describe ecophysiological and ecohydrological processes. However, the effect of droplet size when measuring these traits and their use

botanyone · 8 Jun 2016

Aldrovanda vesiculosa

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Polar growth and the development of aquatic carnivorous plants

Cytokinin and auxin biosynthesis and distribution patterns have been studied intensively in many terrestrial plant species. Until now, no direct phytohormonal screening has been carried out

botanyone · 6 Jun 2016

White birches (Betula papyrifera) and scattered other trees.

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Phylogeny and genome sizes of Betula

The genus Betula (birches) is widely distributed in the northern hemisphere from the arctic to the tropics. Its woody species are an important component of many

botanyone · 3 Jun 2016

Schematic representation of the evolution of a morphological structure following or not following the ontogenetic scaling exp

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Evolution of flower development during an adaptive radiation in Caiophora

The rare occurrence of a reversion to an ancestral state following adaptive radiations of pollination syndromes suggests that changes in the ancestral developmental programme of flowers

botanyone · 3 Jun 2016

Ranunculus japonicus

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Robustness of floral organ numbers

Despite the contribution of phenotypic variation in floral morphologies to speciation, species diversity has been recognized by modal morphologies where variation is averaged out. Here Kitazawa

botanyone · 2 Jun 2016

Superman (genes) jeans

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SUPERMAN allelic series – reframing flower developmental homeostasis

Breuil-Broyer et al. show that SUPERMAN is a flower developmental canalization and robustness factor. First, partial dissociation of sexual boundary and flower meristem termination control in the sup allelic series (superman, superwoman, and supersex) has facilitated characterization of the partial

botanyone · 1 Jun 2016

Phylogenetic relationships of the Brassicaceae taxa included in this study.

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Pollinators and corolla shape robustness in Brassicaceae

How pollinators may influence the integration and developmental robustness of angiosperm flowers is still unknown. Using geometric morphometrics, Gómez et al. studied the evolution of the

botanyone · 31 May 2016

Inflorescence of a member of Calyceraceae showing an ant crawling among the florets.

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Origin of the bifurcating style in Asteraceae

One of the most remarkable reproductive structures of the members of the plant family Asteraceae is the style. Katinas et al. examine the morphology and distribution

botanyone · 30 May 2016

Cardamine hirsuta

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Stochastic variation in Cardamine hirsuta petal number

Petal number is a robust trait in flowering plants. Crucifer flowers have four petals but Monniaux et al. show that petal number varies from zero to

botanyone · 30 May 2016

Iris lutescens

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Spatial distribution of genetic variation in the flower colour polymorphic Iris lutescens

Flower colour polymorphism in plants had been used as a classic model for understanding the importance of neutral processes versus natural selection in population differentiation. Iris

botanyone · 27 May 2016

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