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Osmophores and floral fragrance in Anacardium humile and Mangifera indica: an overlooked secretory structure in Sapindales

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Osmophores and floral fragrance in Anacardium humile and Mangifera indica: an overlooked secretory structure in Sapindales

Pleasant or not, the fragrance of a flower typically serves as a sensory cue for pollinators, often indicative of some kind of reward, notably nectar. Floral

William Salter · 5 Dec 2018

A map of genetic distribution

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Genetic differentiation among varieties of a Neotropical savanna tree

The Neotropical savanna fruiting tree species, Hancornia speciosa (Apocynaceae) has high social and economic importance in Brazil. Originally classified as six botanical varieties, more recently only

Alex Assiry · 5 Dec 2018

Small images

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The impact of asexual and sexual reproduction on spatial genetic structure in Marchantia

Sexual reproduction requires close proximity of mates, but ensures genetic variation in the local population. Although independent of cross-pollination, asexual reproduction can however, reduce genetic

Alex Assiry · 4 Dec 2018

Toccata coronata

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Amazon ant-plant postpones ant defenses to escape from flooding

Growing in flooding environments is a high risk strategy for plants. Izzo et al. show that in order to colonize the margins of the Juruena River,

Alex Assiry · 4 Dec 2018

Arabidopsis

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Adaptation of ecological strategies to climate within species

In Grime’s C-S-R strategy model, plant ecological strategies vary between ruderals (R), stress-tolerators (S) and competitors (C). These variations are assumed to

Alex Assiry · 3 Dec 2018

Conceptual diagram

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Functional traits in endemism hotspots and refugia

Refugia are island-like habitats that are linked to long-term environmental stability and, as a result, high endemism. Conservation of refugia and endemism hotspots should

Alex Assiry · 3 Dec 2018

Hazelnuts

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Reading the fingerprints on your nuts

Are you getting the hazelnuts you pay for? How do you know? A new technique offers an alternative to subjective tests like flavour.

Alun Salt · 30 Nov 2018

Details of the surface of primary roots

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Root hair abundance impacts cadmium accumulation in Arabidopsis thaliana shoots

Root hairs increase the contact area of roots with soil and thereby enhance the capacity for solute uptake. The strict hair/non-hair pattern of Arabidopsis

Alex Assiry · 28 Nov 2018

Begonia cells

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Stomatal clusters of Begonia reveal eudicot-specific developmental patterns

In the pantropical eudicot genus Begonia (Begoniaceae), non-contiguous clusters of helicocytic stomata develop from an inwardly spiralling series of amplifying divisions and secondary meristemoids that

Alex Assiry · 27 Nov 2018

ABA function in inhibition of hypocotyl elongation

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Abscisic acid inhibits hypocotyl elongation acting on gibberellins, DELLA proteins and auxin

Hypocotyl elongation of Arabidopsis seedlings is influenced by light and numerous growth factors. Light inhibits hypocotyl elongation (photomorphogenesis), whereas elongation is promoted in the dark (skotomorphogenesis)

William Salter · 26 Nov 2018

A diagram of cell formation

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Subsidiary cell formation in Poaceae stomatal complexes

Polarisation and asymmetrical division generating the Poaceous subsidiary cells constitutes a very attractive model for the study of local intercellular stimulation. Auxin operates as an inductive

Alex Assiry · 23 Nov 2018

A diagram of the matter in question

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Regulatory networks controlling the development of the root system and the formation of lateral roots

The production of a new lateral root from parental root primary tissues has been investigated extensively, and the most important regulatory mechanisms are now well known.

Alex Assiry · 22 Nov 2018

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