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Genetic diversity and mating system of autopolyploid Vicia

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Genetic diversity and mating system of autopolyploid Vicia

Polyploids may be better colonizers because they possess higher genetic diversity, and thus the ability to adapt to changing conditions.

Alex · 28 May 2014

Morphological evolution of eupolypod II ferns

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Morphological evolution of eupolypod II ferns

Patterns of evolution of fern morphology have long puzzled biologists. Sundue and Rothfels analyse the morphological evolution in the eupolypod II ferns, a clade that comprises

Alex · 19 May 2014

Presence of coconuts in Panama pre-Columbus (Viewpoint)

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Presence of coconuts in Panama pre-Columbus (Viewpoint)

Baudouin et al. present new findings regarding the long-standing debate about the existence of coconut in Panama in pre-Columbian times.

Alex · 18 May 2014

Evolutionary history of sea barleys (Hordeum marinum)

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Evolutionary history of sea barleys (Hordeum marinum)

Hordeum marinum (sea barley) is a complex species that is usually recognized as having two subspecies, marinum (2n = 2x = 14) and gussoneanum (2n = 2x =14 and

Alex · 9 May 2014

Canopy structure and conifer dominance in rainforests

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Canopy structure and conifer dominance in rainforests

Globally, conifer dominance is restricted to cold and nutrient-poor habitats, probably due to competition for light with angiosperms. Aiba et al. use a ground-based,

Alex · 5 May 2014

Speciation pattern and gene flow between three spruce species

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Speciation pattern and gene flow between three spruce species

The evolutionary relationships of present-day species are the result of genetic drift due geographical isolation, gene flow and mutations. Zou et al. use population genetic

Alex · 2 May 2014

A soil heat sum model for predicting seed germination

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A soil heat sum model for predicting seed germination

The thermal requirements for seed dormancy release and germination of Rhamnus persicifolia, an endemic tree species restricted to mountain streams.

Alex · 28 Apr 2014

Phenotypic traits and growth of lianas (Review)

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It’s not just Tarzan who liked lianas – Darwin did too

Plant ecologists have long sought to classify the bewildering variety of plant species into a manageable number of functional types that could be used to represent

AJ Cann · 25 Apr 2014

Arabidopsis Mob1 gene regulates organ development

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Arabidopsis Mob1 gene regulates organ development

Mob1 proteins are kinase regulators that are conserved among eukaryotes and which play a significant role in restraining tumor development. Pinosa et al. study the role

Alex · 23 Apr 2014

HinfI satellite-DNA evolution in Centaureinae

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HinfI satellite-DNA evolution in Centaureinae

Phylogenetic analyses of Centaureinae support two main phases of radiation, leading to two major groups of genera of different ages.

Alex · 21 Apr 2014

Floral elaiophores in the genus Lockhartia

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How orchids feed specialized bee pollinators

A survey of flowers of 16 species of Lockhartia determines that all have elaiophores (oil glands) of the trichomal type.

AJ Cann · 17 Apr 2014

Diversification and hybridization in Malagasy baobabs

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Diversification and hybridization in Malagasy baobabs

A potential role of hybridization in the recent diversification history of the Malagasy baobabs.

AJ Cann · 9 Apr 2014

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