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Stem anatomy and growth forms in perianth-bearing Piperales

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Stem anatomy and growth forms in perianth-bearing Piperales

Anatomical and morphological traits among the perianth-bearing Piperales are examined to detect trends in growth form evolution and developmental processes.

Alex · 2 Nov 2014

Molecular analysis and evolution of forisomes

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Molecular analysis and evolution of forisomes

Forisomes are specialized structural phloem proteins that mediate sieve element occlusion after wounding exclusively in papilionoid legumes, but most studies of their structure and function have

Alex · 29 Oct 2014

Variation of flowering and pseudovivipary in Poa

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Variation of flowering and pseudovivipary in Poa

Pseudovivipary is an intriguing asexual reproduction trait in which plantlets and bulbils develop instead of normal florets. Ofir and Kigel study inter-annual and intra-clonal

Alex · 26 Oct 2014

Strigolactones, brassinosteroids and autoregulation of nodulation

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Strigolactones, brassinosteroids and autoregulation of nodulation

An investigation of interactions between the AON system and two hormones recently shown to promote nodulation, strigolactones and brassinosteroids.

Alex · 24 Oct 2014

Ureide accumulation and drought inhibition of N2fixation

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Ureide accumulation and drought inhibition of N2fixation

A study of common bean genotypes, with variable degrees of N2-fixation tolerance to water stress, finds variable accumulation of ureides in their leaves.

Alex · 22 Oct 2014

Special Issue on Plant Cell Walls – Free Online

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Special Issue on Plant Cell Walls – Free Online

Although plants and many algae (e.g. the Phaeophyceae, brown, and Rhodophyceae, red) are only very distantly related they are united in their possession of carbohydrate-

Alex · 21 Oct 2014

Accumulation of ferruginol in heartwood-forming xylem

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Accumulation of ferruginol in heartwood-forming xylem

Time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry & quantitative analyses are used to study distribution of ferruginol in a 30-yr tree of Cryptomeria japonica.

Alex · 20 Oct 2014

Cambial reactivation and formation of earlywood vessels in oak

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Cambial reactivation and formation of earlywood vessels in oak

The continuous formation of earlywood vessels is crucial for the growth of ring-porous hardwoods. Kudo et al. study Quercus serrate seedlings and find that a

Alex · 19 Oct 2014

Heterozygosity–fitness correlations in pedunculate oak

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Heterozygosity–fitness correlations in pedunculate oak

Various transpiration and growth traits of seedlings of pedunculate oak, Quercus robur, are correlated with their multilocus heterozygosity (MLH).

Alex · 17 Oct 2014

Lathyrus diversity and crop improvement (Invited Review)

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Lathyrus diversity and crop improvement (Invited Review)

Vaz Patto and Rubiales review the current status and future prospects of Lathyrus diversity conservation and characterization.

Alex · 15 Oct 2014

Nitrate uptake modelling in plants: root activity

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Nitrate uptake modelling in plants: root activity

Using a thermodynamic flow–force interpretation of nitrate uptake isotherms, Malagoli and Le Deunff develop a functional– structural model to predict N uptake in winter oilseed

Alex · 13 Oct 2014

Nitrate uptake modelling in plants: functional components

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Nitrate uptake modelling in plants: functional components

Difficulties in linking the various regulations of nitrate transport acting at different levels of time and on different spatial scales have hindered the development of models

Alex · 12 Oct 2014

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