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Taxonomy & Evolution

A long-lasting connection? Links between genome size and stomata size in plants

Growth & Development

A long-lasting connection? Links between genome size and stomata size in plants

The variation in genome size between different plant species is enormous, with a variation of 2300-fold in flowering plants alone. Whilst variation in plant genome

Liam Elliott · 6 Jun 2020

Ex Situ Collections Not Reaching Genetic Diversity Goals

Plants & People

Ex Situ Collections Not Reaching Genetic Diversity Goals

More efficient sampling could capture greater diversity without overwhelming space constraints.

Erin Zimmerman · 2 Jun 2020

Tricky flowers: how floral variation in a food-deceptive orchid is maintained over generations

Close Encounters

Tricky flowers: how floral variation in a food-deceptive orchid is maintained over generations

Sometimes it’s a good idea not to send a consistent message to your pollinators.

Laura Skates · 29 May 2020

How a conifer spread between isolated mountain-tops: the demographic history of Podocarpus latifolius/milanjianus

Cells, Genes & Molecules

How a conifer spread between isolated mountain-tops: the demographic history of Podocarpus latifolius/milanjianus

Were there land-bridges in the past that enabled trees to travel from mountaintop to mountaintop?

Laura Skates · 28 May 2020

To C4 or not to C4 if you’re a tree? Some possible answers

Growth & Development

To C4 or not to C4 if you’re a tree? Some possible answers

C4 photosynthesis is an efficient way of harnessing energy, yet trees rarely use it. Why is that?

Liam Elliott · 22 May 2020

Invasion, isolation and evolution shape population genetic structure in Campanula rotundifolia

Taxonomy & Evolution

Invasion, isolation and evolution shape population genetic structure in Campanula rotundifolia

The genes of Harebell populations show the history of post-glacial colonisation.

William Salter · 21 May 2020

Climate driven population divergence and future extinction risk in wild tomato

Taxonomy & Evolution

Climate driven population divergence and future extinction risk in wild tomato

Climate change is generally thought to affect plant distribution by reducing the suitability of a species to its environment and diminishing its effective range. Modelling can

William Salter · 7 May 2020

How is flower diversity produced? Insights from Asarum

Cells, Genes & Molecules

How is flower diversity produced? Insights from Asarum

The core Heterotropa group was divided into nine subclades, each of which had a narrow geographic distribution.

Liam Elliott · 5 May 2020

Morphology is most informative in reconstructing early tracheophyte evolution

Taxonomy & Evolution

Morphology is most informative in reconstructing early tracheophyte evolution

More so than reproductive or anatomical features, morphology defines evolutionary relationships among early vascular plants.

Erin Zimmerman · 26 Apr 2020

The Piedra Chamana fossil woods and leaves reveal a tropical forest with some water stress

Taxonomy & Evolution

The Piedra Chamana fossil woods and leaves reveal a tropical forest with some water stress

The Piedra Chamana fossil forest in northern Peru is an assemblage of angiosperm woods and leaves preserved in volcaniclastic rocks dated at 39 Ma (late Middle

Alex Assiry · 22 Apr 2020

Can you find genetic echoes of an ancient ancestor in hornworts?

Cells, Genes & Molecules

Can you find genetic echoes of an ancient ancestor in hornworts?

The genes hornworts share with other living plants may tell us something about their ancient common ancestor.

Liam Elliott · 22 Apr 2020

Single copy genes produce a clearer phylogeny of the Apioideae

Cells, Genes & Molecules

Single copy genes produce a clearer phylogeny of the Apioideae

Analysis of over 3300 single copy genes has produced a well-supported topology with some significant changes.

Erin Zimmerman · 20 Apr 2020

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