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Differential drought tolerance in tree populations from contrasting elevations

AoB PLANTS

Differential drought tolerance in tree populations from contrasting elevations

To predict the ecological consequences of climate change for a widely distributed tree species, it is essential to develop a deep understanding of the ecophysiological responses

AoBPLANTS · 13 Jan 2015

Extrafloral nectar fuels ant life in deserts

AoB PLANTS

Extrafloral nectar fuels ant life in deserts

Many ant–plant associations are mediated by extrafloral nectaries (EFNs): nectar-producing structures not related to pollination and commonly found on leaves and inflorescences. These sweet

AoBPLANTS · 8 Jan 2015

Light-dark O2 dynamics in submerged leaves of C3 and C4 halophytes under increased dissolved CO2: Clues for saltmarsh response to climate change

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Light-dark O2 dynamics in submerged leaves of C3 and C4 halophytes under increased dissolved CO2: Clues for saltmarsh response to climate change

Global warming and climate change, as driving forces of sea level rise, tend to increase marsh submersion periods and also modify the carbonate chemistry of the

AoBPLANTS · 6 Jan 2015

Maintenance of self-incompatibility in peripheral populations of a circumboreal woodland subshrub

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Maintenance of self-incompatibility in peripheral populations of a circumboreal woodland subshrub

Compared with self-incompatible (SI) species, species that shift to self-compatibility (SC) are more likely to colonize a new habitat. Linnaea borealis, named after Carl

AoBPLANTS · 27 Nov 2014

More closely related plants have more distinct mycorrhizal communities

AoB PLANTS

More closely related plants have more distinct mycorrhizal communities

Neighbouring plants are known to vary from having similar to dissimilar arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal (AMF) communities. One possibility is that closely related plants have more similar

AoBPLANTS · 18 Nov 2014

Early wound reactions of Japanese maple during winter dormancy: the effect of two contrasting temperature regimes

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Early wound reactions of Japanese maple during winter dormancy: the effect of two contrasting temperature regimes

During winter dormancy, temperate trees are capable of only a restricted response to wounding. Depending on the ambient temperature during winter dormancy, wounded trees may start

AoBPLANTS · 13 Nov 2014

Rapid divergence of ecotypes of an invasive plant

AoB PLANTS

Rapid divergence of ecotypes of an invasive plant

Invasive species represent examples of rapid evolutionary change in a relatively short time period. Lantana camara, a well known invasive plant in the tropics and sub-

AoBPLANTS · 6 Nov 2014

Belowground legacies of Pinus contorta invasion and removal result in multiple mechanisms of invasional meltdown

AoB PLANTS

Belowground legacies of Pinus contorta invasion and removal result in multiple mechanisms of invasional meltdown

Invasive plants alter plant communities and transform landscapes aboveground, but also have strong belowground effects that are potentially even more important to ecosystem outcomes. In a

AoBPLANTS · 30 Oct 2014

Plant community feedbacks and long-term ecosystem responses to multi-factored global change

AoB PLANTS

Plant community feedbacks and long-term ecosystem responses to multi-factored global change

If you add CO2 or nitrogen to a single plant it will likely grow more, but the amount by which each resource stimulates growth differs widely

AoBPLANTS · 18 Sep 2014

Genome downsizing and karyotype constancy in diploid and polyploid congeners: a model of genome size-variation

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Genome downsizing and karyotype constancy in diploid and polyploid congeners: a model of genome size-variation

In several genera evolutionary chromosome change involves variation in DNA amount in diploids and genome downsizing in polyploids. In a new study in AoB PLANTS, Poggio

AoBPLANTS · 11 Sep 2014

White-tailed deer are a biotic filter during community assembly, reducing species and phylogenetic diversity

AoB PLANTS

White-tailed deer are a biotic filter during community assembly, reducing species and phylogenetic diversity

White-tailed deer browsing has been implicated in the loss of species diversity from forests throughout eastern North America. In a new study published in AoB

AoBPLANTS · 12 Aug 2014

Effects of pollination limitation and seed predation on female reproductive success of a deceptive orchid

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Effects of pollination limitation and seed predation on female reproductive success of a deceptive orchid

For many species of conservation significance, multiple factors limit reproduction. In a new study published in AoB PLANTS, Walsh et al. examined the contribution of plant

AoBPLANTS · 15 Jul 2014

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