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Image: Hans Knöchlein, Hausbuch der Mendelschen Zwölfbrüderstiftung, Band 2. Nürnberg 1550–1791.

Plant Cuttings

Plant people are the happiest people!

I’m happy(!) to be able to non-exclusively reveal to you that gardeners and florists (i.e. people who work with plants!) are officially the

Nigel Chaffey · 10 Jan 2013

Image: US Environmental Protection Agency.

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Old Year’s Honours in a fix?

As we all ponder the merits – or otherwise – of the UK’s monarch’s traditional – and annual! – New Year’s Honours’ List, let’s take a

Nigel Chaffey · 8 Jan 2013

Image: Wikimedia Commons.

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Turing’s centenial flowers

When flowers are mentioned in the context of Alan Turing (OBE, FRS, maths genius, tortured soul, ‘an enigma inside a colossus’, and one of the main

Nigel Chaffey · 1 Jan 2013

Image: Yne Van De Mergel/Wikimedia Commons.

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Duke botanists go gaga over ferns

Yes, I know that ‘everyone and their dog’ has probably written something about this item, but sometimes you’ve just got to go with the flow.

Nigel Chaffey · 27 Dec 2012

Image: Wikimedia Commons.

Plant Cuttings

A bit of warmth and we all go bananas!?

In a warming world, could bananas really replace potatoes?

Nigel Chaffey · 25 Dec 2012

Image: Vignolini et al.

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Pollia pigmentation pooh-poohed

Despite appearances – and often therefore assumptions – to the contrary, the intense blue-colour of the fruit of Pollia condensata is not due to pigment(s). Instead,

Nigel Chaffey · 20 Dec 2012

Image: José Goulão/Wikimedia Commons.

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Problems with models?

Faced with the breathtaking diversity of living things, compromises are made and research effort concentrated in a few selected species – so-called ‘model organisms’ – in the

Nigel Chaffey · 18 Dec 2012

Image: Wikimedia Commons.

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Funds flood into plant water use research

For too long, CAM [crassulacean acid metabolism, in which CO2 is fixed into an organic acid at night when stomata are open(!) in such plants and

Nigel Chaffey · 13 Dec 2012

Image: Wikimedia Commons.

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Sports turf below PAR

Of all the incredible diversity of plants on this planet, arguably the grass family (the Poaceae) is one of the greatest of Nature’s gifts to

Nigel Chaffey · 11 Dec 2012

Image: Tennessee Valley Authority, 1942/ Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum.

Plant Cuttings

Potential new fertiliser

This month’s winner in the ‘so simple it’s positively brilliant (but why did nobody think of it before?)’ category is Damar López-Arredondo and

Nigel Chaffey · 6 Dec 2012

Image: Ben MillsWikimedia Commons.

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Potential new herbicide

The contentious matter of plant GM (genetic manipulation – which always sounds more menacing and mankind-meddling-with-nature than GE, genetic engineering, or the other GM

Nigel Chaffey · 4 Dec 2012

Image: Satu Suro/Wikimedia Commons.

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Tentacular spectacular

All plants are fascinating, but some are more fascinating than others (to misquote George Orwell, English novelist and journalist). And what is more fascinating than a

Nigel Chaffey · 29 Nov 2012

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