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Micrographs of root cross-sections from Anoectochilus sandvicensis

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Remote tropical island colonization does not preclude symbiotic specialists

For symbiotic organisms, their colonization and spread across remote oceanic islands should favour generalists. Plants that form obligate symbiotic associations with microbes dominate island ecosystems, but

Alex Assiry · 19 Dec 2018

Predicted modular structure

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Detecting canalization and intra-floral modularity in triggerplant (Stylidium) flowers

The Berg hypothesis proposes that specialized-flower traits experience stronger stabilizing selection than non-floral structures and predicts that variation in specialized-flower traits will be

Alex Assiry · 18 Dec 2018

Underwater seedling of Genipa americana

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Flood tolerance in two tree species that inhabit both the Amazonian floodplain and the dry Cerrado savanna of Brazil

Comparing plants of the same species thriving in flooded and non-flooded ecosystems can help to clarify the interplay between natural selection, plant plasticity and stress

William Salter · 17 Dec 2018

Scanning electron microscopy of S. viridis diaspore during germination from dry seed

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Development in embryonic leaves of Setaria viridis

Setaria viridis is being promoted as a model C4 photosynthetic plant because it has a small genome (~515Mb), a short life cycle (~60d) and it can

Alex Assiry · 17 Dec 2018

Cornu aspersum

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Snails use smell to select seedlings of favoured grassland species

Although Darwin recognised long ago the destructive impact that snails and slugs have on seedlings, we understand remarkably little about why these herbivores select different plants

Alex Assiry · 12 Dec 2018

Gentiana spathulifolia

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Plants grow in winter on the eastern Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau

Alpine plants growing on the Eastern Tibetan Plateau were thought to senesce or lie dormant during the winter, but after 4 years of field observations, Li

Alex Assiry · 11 Dec 2018

Diuris brumalis

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Floral mimicry of Faboideae in an Australian orchid

While there is increasing recognition of floral mimicry in plants, there are few cases where any explanatory mechanism is confirmed. Scaccabarozzi et al. test for pollination

Alex Assiry · 11 Dec 2018

Dimorphotheca pollen is deposited onto a fly Corsomyza as it probes a flower for nectar.

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Male reproductive success and floral trait evolution in animal-pollinated plants

More than 85% of flowering plant species require the services of foraging animal pollinators to transfer male gametes (pollen) to stigmas of potential mates. The vast

Alex Assiry · 10 Dec 2018

Multiple parallel dispersal events and mosaic genetic structure in Dactylorhiza

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Multiple parallel dispersal events and mosaic genetic structure in Dactylorhiza

Orchids have minute seeds and can disperse over long distances. Hedrén et al. use genetic markers to track how the marsh orchid Dactylorhiza majalis ssp. lapponica

Alex Assiry · 7 Dec 2018

Aster amellus

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Unmasking cryptic biodiversity in polyploids

Up to one-quarter of flowering plant species may have escaped recognition due to processes such as autopolyploidy-whole genome duplication events where polyploids may be

Alex Assiry · 7 Dec 2018

A drawing of a loss of diversity

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The loss of genetic diversity threatens the last Afro-Macaronesian subtropical forests

Subtropical African forests are on the verge of extinction due to a long history of exploitation. Considered sanctuaries of exceptional biodiversity, they shelter many endemic and

Alex Assiry · 6 Dec 2018

Schematic representation of the proposed model for a regulatory mechanism of tomato fruit ripenin

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Genome-wide identification of long non-coding RNA targets of the tomato MADS box transcription factor RIN and function analysis

In recent years, increasing numbers of long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) have been identified in humans, animals and plants, and several of them have been shown

Alex Assiry · 6 Dec 2018

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