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Image: Cpl. James L. Yarboro, US Marine Corps/US Department of Defense.

Plant Cuttings

dubius research that blows you away

Elegant research should always be applauded (or publicised, which is what I’m doing here!). And they don’t come more elegant than David Greene and

Nigel Chaffey · 29 Aug 2011

Image: Francis Darwin, The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin (1887).

Plant Cuttings

Darwin’s doodles digitised

Darwin’s doodles digitised Were you told not to ‘scribble’ in books as a child? I was. And I obeyed. But as I get older and

Nigel Chaffey · 26 Aug 2011

Image: NASA Earth Observatory/Earth Science Enterprise.

Plant Cuttings

Convoluted carbon cycle collection

Of all the biogeochemical cycles that help to sustain life on Earth, the carbon cycle  is arguably the most important (although not necessarily the most straightforward!

Nigel Chaffey · 24 Aug 2011

Hot Bot…

Plant Cuttings

Hot Bot…

Botany is officially ‘hot’ (or even ‘really cool’…), according to no less a publication than the FT (Financial Times) Magazine, where Clive Cookson lists ‘plants to

Nigel Chaffey · 11 Aug 2011

Plants: where to draw the line? (or, ICBN rules, OK!?)

Plant Cuttings

Plants: where to draw the line? (or, ICBN rules, OK!?)

For years we can be happy using a word and thinking we know what it means, and presuming that everybody else also understands it in the

Nigel Chaffey · 9 Aug 2011

Wikimedia Commons.

Plant Cuttings

Inspirational plants

Wikimedia Commons. Plants supply us – and other organisms – with many solid resources, e.g. food, medicines, shelter, drinks. Something that is more intangible – but no less

Nigel Chaffey · 4 Aug 2011

Image: André Karwath/Wikimedia Commons.

Plant Cuttings

…this month’s most tenuous plant link?

Warning for the zoophobic: this item is about Caenorhabditis elegans – a free-living, transparent nematode {‘roundworm’ –sometimes known as ‘the Arabidopsis of animal biology’ [that’s

Nigel Chaffey · 2 Aug 2011

Scott Bauer, USDA ARS.

Plant Cuttings

Bigging up botany

Scott Bauer, USDA ARS. It being such a rare TV event these days, I have to ensure that everybody is aware of the recent series on

Nigel Chaffey · 2 Aug 2011

Image: Alastair Roberts, Wikimedia Commons.

Plant Cuttings

And the winner is…

… well, it’s not a plant! And how predictable! The Top 10 new species of 2010 includes no plants. However, before all readers of this column

Nigel Chaffey · 23 Jun 2011

Image: Jorge Quinteros, Wikimedia Commons.

Plant Cuttings

iPhone 4 ID? OMG!

If you thought that acquiring the expertise to identify plants took many years of application, you’d be wrong. Now – apparently – it takes only one application

Nigel Chaffey · 21 Jun 2011

Image: Wikimedia Commons.

Plant Cuttings

Tiers for souvenirs?

News of a new-ish plant science journal now. The Open Access online Frontiers in Plant Science, which ‘welcomes outstanding contributions in any field of plant

Nigel Chaffey · 16 Jun 2011

Image: Wikimedia Commons.

Plant Cuttings

Date sex – XY marks the spot

Dates, the sticky, sweet fruits of the date palm (Phoenix dactylifera), are the product of sexual reproduction in that plant and borne on the female plants

Nigel Chaffey · 14 Jun 2011

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