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Morphological responses of plant roots to mechanical stress

As they push their way through the soil, roots are continuously exposed to mechanical pressure. This often results in their morphological modification. Most obvious are changes

Alex Assiry · 21 Nov 2018

Arabidopsis roots

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Actin cytoskeleton, plant growth and development in Arabidopsis root hair mutant der1-3

The DER1 (deformed root hairs1) locus encodes a major vegetative actin (ACTIN2) in Arabidopsis thaliana. Mutations in DER1 lead to impaired root hair development. However, the

Alex Assiry · 16 Nov 2018

Experimental setup of Bayat et al.

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Effects of growth under different light spectra on subsequent high light tolerance in rose plants

Light is the original source of energy for plant photosynthesis and growth, but it also acts as a signal for morphogenesis and many other physiological processes.

William Salter · 16 Nov 2018

Cucurbita pepo cells

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Lateral root initiation and formation in Cucurbita pepo: is auxin a key player?

In most plant species, initiation of lateral roots occurs above the elongation zone. However, in Cucurbitaceae it takes place in the parental root meristem. Ilina et

Alex Assiry · 15 Nov 2018

A gardener battling a hedge

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A changing climate can help exotic plants escape gardens

Plants brought in by gardeners for horticultural reasons can turn invasive. Research published by an international team from the US, Europe and China finds that climate change could increase the competitiveness of non-naturalized species.

Alun Salt · 15 Nov 2018

A tree in a mountain forest

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Tree root dynamics in mountain forests

Mountain forests are important ecosystems subject to extreme climate conditions. Soil buffers root systems against variations in the weather, but we know little of how climate

Alex Assiry · 14 Nov 2018

Viscum album

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Spanish mistletoe travels

Mistletoe is said to ward off evil, but it cannot ward off climate change. However, a new study from Spain shows it might be able to escape the worst for a while.

Alun Salt · 14 Nov 2018

Deacclimation kinetics of Vitis species

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Deacclimation kinetics as a quantitative phenotype for delineating the dormancy transition and thermal efficiency for budbreak in Vitis species

Perennial plants use bud dormancy as a strategy to survive stressful environments, such as cold temperatures during winter. This strategy is dependent on the ability of

William Salter · 14 Nov 2018

Cell signalling diagram

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Methanol-induced cell signalling processes

Methanol is a frequently used solvent, and a volatile organic compound (VOC) released from plant cell walls through the action of pectin methylesterases. Tran et al.

Alex Assiry · 13 Nov 2018

Poaceae cells

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Fusoid cells: a developmental approach in Poaceae

In mature grass leaf blades as seen in cross-section, oblong cell-like structures have been interpreted most recently as intercellular gas spaces delimited by successive

Alex Assiry · 12 Nov 2018

Pollinators of Primula secundiflora

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Pollinator-mediated selection on floral traits varies in space and between morphs in Primula secundiflora

In angiosperms, diverse floral architectures are shaped by pollinators, and different pollinator–plant interactions may lead to variable selection on floral traits in space and time.

William Salter · 12 Nov 2018

A graph

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Cell cycle duration in the root apical meristem (RAM) of angiosperms

In plant studies it is essential to determine cell cycle duration (T). Zhukovskaya et al. have previously proposed an exponential model evaluating T in the root

Alex Assiry · 9 Nov 2018

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