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THCA and CBDA were thought to have a simple mode of inheritance; however, a recent study by Vergara et al. describes that in fact multiple gene copies are involved in their production. More
Three aquaporins are reliable tools to identify cotton genotypes tolerant to salt stress, based on expression of qPCR-transcripts More
Whilst studies on Arabidopsis thaliana have generally been highly molecular and/or genetic in nature, most studies using A. halleri have addressed adaptation and variation in adaptive traits in the species’ natural habitat. More
Plants are able to grow, survive and reproduce under a wide range of temperatures. Examples of plants that thrive in temperature extremes include cushion plants in alpine ecosystems that grow close to the ground to stay warm and desert plants that have decreased absorptance to stay cool. Other plants keep their stomata open to dissipate […] More
Intraspecific variation in the quantity and quality of seed dispersal has important ecological and evolutionary consequences, yet it is generally ignored in favour of focussing on population mean values. As a result, there are large gaps in our understanding of intraspecific variation in seed dispersal traits. We do not know how pervasive detectable variation in […] More
Non-native aquatic Ludwigia species from a polyploid complex are among the world’s most problematic invasive plants. A new paper in AoBP finds out why. More
Plants can encourage rhizobacteria to help fight of rot-knot nematodes. More
Mean global temperatures have risen by almost 1°C since 1850 and are predicted to continue to rise through to the end of the century. Understanding how grasses are affected by a long-term increase in temperature is crucial to predicting the future impacts of climate change. Grasslands occupy over 3.5 billion hectares of land and store […] More
Three key functions are required for the long-term persistence of tree populations in a landscape. Broadly speaking, trees must acquire and allocate resources to maintain or increase their biomass, to tolerate or resist stress, and to pass genetic material to new generations. Yet the three central resource allocation pathways of growth, defence and reproduction have […] More
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