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Highlight on diversity, ecology and evolution of extrafloral nectaries

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Highlight on diversity, ecology and evolution of extrafloral nectaries

Plants in over 100 families bear extrafloral nectaries (EFNs), which secrete a carbohydrate-rich food that attracts ants and other arthropods. By fostering ecologically important protective

Alex · 6 Dec 2013

Mating system and adaptive potential for leaf morphology

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Mating system and adaptive potential for leaf morphology

Self-pollination is often regarded as an evolutionary dead end, yet many selfers seem capable of retaining high adaptive potential. Andersson and Ofori perform experimental crosses

Alex · 5 Dec 2013

Abundant retrotransposons in the onion and asparagus genomes

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Abundant retrotransposons in the onion and asparagus genomes

Retrotransposons are the major components of the onion and garden asparagus genomes.

AJ Cann · 29 Nov 2013

Environmental and genetic effects on a cline in seed dormancy

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Environmental and genetic effects on seed dormancy

Climate may determine changes in seed dormancy in the short and the long term, shaping plant responses to global change. Fernández-Pascual et al. investigate germination

Alex · 27 Nov 2013

Apomixis in Paspalum (Review)

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Apomixis in Paspalum (Review)

Ortiz et al.critically review more than half a century of research in Paspalum, a genus that provides an excellent model for studying apomixis in grasses.

Alex · 24 Nov 2013

Medieval iconography of watermelons

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Medieval iconography of watermelons

Looking at medieval drawings, Paris et al. discover that citron watermelons were more common in Mediterranean Europe in the past than they are presently.

Alex · 23 Nov 2013

Population structure and domestication events within Cynara

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Population structure and domestication events within Cynara

Globe artichoke and leafy cardoon are two crops belonging to the same species, Cynara cardunculus (Asteraceae). Gatto et al. analyse population structure and genetic relationships between

Alex · 20 Nov 2013

Floral elaiophore structure in the Gomesa and Oncidium clades

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Floral elaiophore structure in the Gomesa and Oncidium clades

Recent molecular approaches have resulted in the re-circumscription of Gomesa and Oncidium (Orchidaceae; Oncidiinae), together with their respective clades. Stpiczyńska et al. compare the anatomical

Alex · 18 Nov 2013

Threshing efficiency and domestication of emmer wheat

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Threshing efficiency and domestication of emmer wheat

Harvesting method has long been recognized as an important factor in the emergence of domesticated cereal genotypes, but post-harvet processing has received little attention. Tzarfati

Alex · 17 Nov 2013

Floral longevity and autonomous selfing in Collinsia

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Floral longevity and autonomous selfing in Collinsia

Under drought stress, cross-pollination early in floral lifespan of Collinsia reduces floral longevity, but excess soil moisture does not extend longevity.

Alex · 13 Nov 2013

Leaf hydraulic conductance at elevated [CO2] and temperature

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Leaf hydraulic conductance at elevated [CO2] and temperature

Leaf hydraulic properties are strongly linked with transpiration and photosynthesis in many species, but it is not known if gas exchange and hydraulics will have co-

Alex · 10 Nov 2013

Programmed cell death drives male sterility in Opuntia

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Programmed cell death drives male sterility in Opuntia

SEM and histological observations of the cellular events behind anther formation and programmed cell death in anthers of both male and female flowers.

Alex · 6 Nov 2013

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