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Moss cells and diagram

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Sphagnoid areolation pattern in leaves of Palaeozoic protosphagnalean mosses

Palaeozoic Protosphagnales constitute the largest group of extinct mosses of a still uncertain affinity. Their leaf areolation resembles that of modern Sphagna, which is strikingly different

Alex Assiry · 9 Nov 2018

Linaria

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Evolution of nectar spur length in a clade of Linaria

Nectar spurs are tubular outgrowths of a floral organ that contain or give the appearance of containing nectar. They are hypothesized to be a ‘key innovation’

Alex Assiry · 8 Nov 2018

Root tip

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SLAD: Subero-lignified apical deposit in the root tip

Morphological response of radish (Raphanus sativus, Brassicaceae) roots exposed to toxic concentration of copper (Cu) include many root growth changes. Kováč et al. find that such

Alex Assiry · 8 Nov 2018

Sketch of the gadget for measuring mass (in grams) of roots of 3-day-old maize seedlings towards horizontal obstacles

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Root cap-mediated evaluation of soil resistance in Zea mays and the relevance of ethylene

Plant roots have to overcome a broad range of mechanical hindrances besides biological and chemical impacts. As an example, roots have to evaluate whether they sidestep

Alex Assiry · 7 Nov 2018

Red Oak Foliage

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Waking up to respiration: leaf respiration in the light alters our interpretation of ecosystem carbon fluxes

In plants, respiration is usually inhibited in the light compared to the dark. Measuring respiration in the light is particularly difficult, because photosynthesis and photorespiration are

Joseph Stinziano · 7 Nov 2018

A diagram of the paper

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ARP2/3 complex links cell wall assembly and auxin distribution

The protein complex ARP2/3 is responsible for nucleating actin, and its loss results in multiple defects in young seedlings of Arabidopsis thaliana. Sahi et al.

Alex Assiry · 6 Nov 2018

Miscanthus

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Genomic index selection provides a pragmatic framework for setting and refining multi-objective breeding targets in Miscanthus

Miscanthus has potential as a biomass crop but the development of varieties that are consistently superior to the natural hybrid M. × giganteus has been challenging, presumably

Alex Assiry · 6 Nov 2018

Parental species and its transgressive hybrid offspring

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Phenotypic plasticity of polyploid plant species promotes transgressive behaviour in their hybrids

Hybridization is a common process that leads to relevant evolutionary and ecological consequences. The genotypes resulting from hybridization commonly show phenotypic traits with intermediate values between

William Salter · 5 Nov 2018

Ipomopsis aggregata

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Phenotypic plasticity of floral volatiles in response to increasing drought stress

Flowers emit a wide range of volatile compounds which can be critically important to interactions with pollinators or herbivores. Yet most studies of how the environment

Alex Assiry · 2 Nov 2018

A. thaliana plants grown for the experiment

AoB PLANTS

Quantifying temporal change in plant population attributes: insights from a resurrection approach

Plant populations vary over time as a result of the effects of environmental variation on life-cycle traits and genetic diversity. It is important to quantify

William Salter · 1 Nov 2018

Integrated approach to maximize trait selection

in silico Plants

Integrated approach to maximize trait selection

There were many great articles concerning cross-disciplinary research at the interface between plant biology, mathematics and computer science before the launch in silico Plants (isP). We are excited for isP to be home to these types of articles in the future.

Rachel Shekar · 31 Oct 2018

Vandenboschia speciosa

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Characterization of the satellitome in lower vascular plants: the case of the endangered fern Vandenboschia speciosa

Vandenboschia speciosa is a highly vulnerable fern species, with a large genome (10.5 Gb). Haploid gametophytes and diploid sporophytes are perennial, can reproduce vegetatively, and

Alex Assiry · 31 Oct 2018

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