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Three types of spores detected in the experimental plant E_KUR.

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Sporogenesis and offspring ploidy levels in hybrid Dryopteris ferns

In ferns, apomixis is an important mode of asexual reproduction. Although the mechanisms of fern reproduction have been studied thoroughly, most previous work has focused on

botanyone · 27 Jan 2016

Light and scanning electron micrographs showing disease progression caused by Sclerotinia sclerotiorum MBRS-1 (A–C) and WW-3

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Attack and defence in the Brassica–Sclerotinia pathosystem

Resistant Brassica genotypes restrict growth of the fungus by a combination of strategies that impede pathogen progress towards stem vascular tissues.

botanyone · 25 Jan 2016

Old-growth forest (OG), second-growth forest interior (SGI) and second-growth forest edge (SGE) of Nothofagus pumilio and the

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Disturbance, density-dependent processes and genetic relatedness

Disturbances, dispersal and biotic interactions are three major drivers of the spatial distribution of genotypes within populations, the last of which has been less studied than the other two.

botanyone · 22 Jan 2016

Dynamics of tillering and red/far-red ratio (R:FR) at the base of the canopy in the mapping population of ‘Forno’ and ‘Oberku

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Tiller production and survival in wheat

Tiller production and survival determine final spike number, and play key roles in grain yield formation in wheat (Triticum aestivum).

botanyone · 20 Jan 2016

Scanning electron microscope photographs of Limonium ovalifolium and L. multiflorum stigmas and pollen grains.

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Phylogeography and reproduction modes in Limonium spp.

The genus Limonium (Plumbaginaceae) has long been recognized to have sexual and apomictic (asexual seed formation) modes of reproduction.

botanyone · 18 Jan 2016

Agrius convolvuli

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Long-tongued hawkmoths form a pollination niche

The study highlights the value of a niche perspective for understanding the geographical context and functional significance of floral traits.

botanyone · 15 Jan 2016

roots

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From genes to networks: genetic control of root growth (Invited Review)

This review first describes the root system and then presents fundamental work that has shed light on the basic regulatory principles of root growth and development.

botanyone · 13 Jan 2016

Sunflower

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Movements of sunflower and shade avoidance (Viewpoint)

The shade avoidance response, which may optimize CO2-assimilation, appears to be the ‘driving force’ behind these conspicuous plant movements.

botanyone · 11 Jan 2016

Grass under pressure

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Drought strategies in perennial forage species

Cell membrane stability, which ensures dehydration tolerance of roots and meristems, is positively and negatively correlated to fructan and sucrose contents, respectively.

botanyone · 6 Jan 2016

Asclepias solanoana

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Communities on infertile soils are less sensitive to climate change

Much evidence suggests that plant communities on infertile soils are relatively insensitive to increased water deficit caused by increasing temperature and/or decreasing precipitation. Harrison et

botanyone · 4 Jan 2016

Snow cover in the Alps

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Snow cover and predicting alpine plant community diversity

Botanists use Landsat imagery to model snow cover dynamics and energy availability in the French Alps.

botanyone · 22 Dec 2015

Climate change and flowering phenology in mid- and high-elevation species

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Climate change and flowering phenology in mid- and high-elevation species

Recent global changes, particularly warming and drought, have had worldwide repercussions on the timing of flowering events for many plant species. Phenological shifts have also been

botanyone · 21 Dec 2015

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