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Intraspecific variation of self-incompatibility in the distylous plant Primula merrilliana

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Intraspecific variation of self-incompatibility in the distylous plant Primula merrilliana

Heterostyly, a term referred to plant species comprising either two (distyly) or three (tristyly) self-incompatible floral morphs that differ reciprocally in the positions of stigmas

William Salter · 18 Jul 2019

Evaluating the structure of epiphyte–phorophyte networks

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Evaluating the structure of epiphyte–phorophyte networks

Naranjo et al. provide a perspective on epiphyte–phorophyte networks and their placement with respect to the networks of other biotic interactions.

William Salter · 11 Jul 2019

Rapid changes in seed dispersal traits may modify plant responses to global change

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Rapid changes in seed dispersal traits may modify plant responses to global change

When climatic or environmental conditions change, plant populations must either adapt to these new conditions, or track their niche via seed dispersal. Adaptation of plants to

William Salter · 8 Jul 2019

Competition between the indigenous legume Vachellia sieberiana and the introduced Chromolaena odorata in the savannah environment

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Competition between the indigenous legume Vachellia sieberiana and the introduced Chromolaena odorata in the savannah environment

The Leguminosae is the third largest plant family, ranking behind only the Asteraceae and Orchidaceae, and is by far the most widespread group of plants, not

William Salter · 4 Jul 2019

A Potentilla verna plant in the field.

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The morphometrics of autopolyploidy: insignificant differentiation among sexual–apomictic cytotypes

Polyploidization of the plant genome affects the phenotype of individuals including their morphology. In autopolyploids, we expect mainly nucleotypic effects, from a number of monoploid genomes

William Salter · 1 Jul 2019

Bidens pilosa

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Achene heteromorphism in Bidens pilosa (Asteraceae): differences in germination and possible adaptive significance

Bidens pilosa L. (also known as cobbler’s pegs, farmer’s friend and burr marigold) is a noxious weed in many ecosystems worldwide. Across China, the

William Salter · 25 Jun 2019

The suitability of Brachypodium distachyon for the study of ammonium stress in cereals

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The suitability of Brachypodium distachyon for the study of ammonium stress in cereals

Most plants acquire nitrogen from the soil in the form of nitrate (NO3−) or ammonium (NH4+). Ammonium-based nutrition is gaining interest because it helps to

William Salter · 20 Jun 2019

Investment in reward by ant-dispersed plants

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Investment in reward by ant-dispersed plants

Myrmecochory is a mutualistic interaction in which ants disperse the seeds of plants. The defining feature of such plants is the elaiosome, a lipid rich seed

William Salter · 17 Jun 2019

Ten years of AoB PLANTS the open access journal for plant scientists

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Ten years of AoB PLANTS the open access journal for plant scientists

All actively managed journals continually undergo self-analysis as they strive to improve their performance but it’s rare for the outcomes to be widely shared.

William Salter · 10 Jun 2019

Effects of cadmium on the Amazonian tree species Virola surinamensis

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Effects of cadmium on the Amazonian tree species Virola surinamensis

Cadmium is a non-biodegradable and easily absorbed, translocated and accumulated element in plant tissues. This means that it is highly available to plant root systems

William Salter · 3 Jun 2019

Leaf:wood allometry and functional traits explain variation in growth rate of rainforest trees

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Leaf:wood allometry and functional traits explain variation in growth rate of rainforest trees

Plant growth rates drive ecosystem productivity and are a central element of a species’ ecological strategy. For seedlings grown under controlled conditions, a large body of

William Salter · 30 May 2019

Responses of plant leaf economic and hydraulic traits mediate the effects of drought on grassland productivity

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Responses of plant leaf economic and hydraulic traits mediate the effects of drought on grassland productivity

Water availability is a key driver of net primary production. Extreme drought events are forecasted to increase in intensity and frequency within the century with big

William Salter · 28 May 2019

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