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Neotropical mangroves compete for pollinators

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Neotropical mangroves compete for pollinators

Co-flowering species can either compete for pollination services, have no effect on one another or facilitate one another by attracting more pollinators. Landry studies two

botanyone · 4 Mar 2013

Mastoparan-induced programmed cell death in Chlamydomonas

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Mastoparan-induced programmed cell death in Chlamydomonas

Under stress-promoting conditions unicellular algae can undergo programmed cell death (PCD), but the mechanisms are poorly understood. Yordanova et al. expose Chlamydomonas reinhardtii to the

botanyone · 1 Mar 2013

Functional pollinators and morph ratio in Narcissus

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Functional pollinators and morph ratio in Narcissus

Heterostyly and related style polymorphisms are good model systems to evaluate the importance of functional pollinators in the maintenance of population variability. Santos-Gally et al.

botanyone · 27 Feb 2013

Physical mapping of a male-sterile locus in Brassica

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Physical mapping of a male-sterile locus in Brassica

Spontaneous male sterility is an advantageous trait for both producing hybrids and understanding the developmental process of the male reproductive unit in many crops. Lu et

botanyone · 25 Feb 2013

Biodiversity and conservation of heathlands (Invited Review)

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Biodiversity and conservation of heathlands (Invited Review)

Heathlands are human-shaped habitats that have a strong cultural and natural value, adding substantially to many ecosystem services such as food and water supply, carbon

botanyone · 22 Feb 2013

AGPs in Trithuria reproductive structures

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AGPs in Trithuria reproductive structures

Trithuria is the sole genus of Hydatellaceae, a family of the early-divergent angiosperm lineage Nymphaeales. In order to help determine the early evolution of angiosperm

botanyone · 20 Feb 2013

Sun/shade conditions and seedling recruitment in a cactus

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Sun/shade conditions and seedling recruitment in a cactus

Early life-history stages of cacti can benefit from the facilitative effects of nurse plants that reduce solar radiation and water stress. Miranda-Jácome et al.

botanyone · 18 Feb 2013

Habitat specialization through germination cueing

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Habitat specialization through germination cueing

The importance of regeneration to plant habitat specialization has been poorly studied. ten Brink et al. examine the adaptive association between germination ecology and specialization to

botanyone · 15 Feb 2013

Mechanism of pollinator specificity in Ficus

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Mechanism of pollinator specificity in Ficus

Pollinator specificity facilitates reproductive isolation among plants, and mechanisms that generate specificity influence species boundaries. Wang et al. use two varieties of an Asian fig tree,

botanyone · 13 Feb 2013

Modelling root pressure using stem diameter variations

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Modelling root pressure using stem diameter variations

Root pressure can contribute to upward xylem water flow but it is difficult to measure directly. De Swaef et al. make continuous measurements of sap flow

botanyone · 11 Feb 2013

Seasonal and inter-annual bud development in oak species

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Seasonal and inter-annual bud development in oak species

In trees, bud development is driven by endogenous and exogenous factors such as species and climate, respectively. Alla et al. study bud enlargement and secondary growth

botanyone · 8 Feb 2013

Sterile flowers promote female reproductive success

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Sterile flowers promote female reproductive success

Large floral displays attract pollinators but can also promote among-flower self-pollination (geitonogamy). Morales et al. assess the effects of the presence of sterile flowers

botanyone · 4 Feb 2013

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