Plant Cuttings Question: when is a seed not a seed? This article explores the future potential for DOI numbers to be used in identifying plant genetic resources for food and agriculture. Nigel Chaffey 01 Sep 2015
Plant Cuttings Sport and drugs… We explore some sporting dilemmas encroaching on botanical issues. Nigel Chaffey 25 Aug 2015
Plant Cuttings Plants flex their muscles… [or, Onion feeling the pinch…?] Could onions peel back the layers of future developments in artificial muscle construction and soft robotics? Nigel Chaffey 20 Aug 2015
Plant Cuttings Has leukaemia met its Waterloo? Has leukaemia met its match? Avocados shows promising cytotoxic activity against acute myeloid leukaemia. Nigel Chaffey 16 Aug 2015
Plant Cuttings Composites bounce back into favour… Could members of the daisy family, dandelions and lettuces, hold the key to future rubber self-sufficiency? Nigel Chaffey 11 Aug 2015
Plant Cuttings Botanists on the move We reveal a traveling merry-go-round and highlight the exploits of some of our fellow botanists! Nigel Chaffey 04 Aug 2015
Plant Cuttings Bearded bardic botanist, bruised but not bested? Could the mysterious portrait of a bearded man within a botany herbal be none-other than the greatest English writer William Shakespeare? Nigel Chaffey 28 Jul 2015
Plant Cuttings Illuminating the mesocosm… Constant light sources during the night have profound consequences on aphid populations in grassland ecosystems Nigel Chaffey 24 Jul 2015
Plant Cuttings Hay makes cheese holier…? The mystery of holey cheese solved with hay! Nigel Chaffey 23 Jul 2015
Plant Cuttings Cures: Ancient and Modern… Ancient medical text books may hold the key to fighting many modern diseases. Nigel Chaffey 22 Jul 2015