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«ALLO, VOUS ME RECEVEZ ?» Y aurait-il une communication sonore chez les plantes ?

Longtemps, un grand nombre de capacités n’ont été attribuées, chez les organismes pluricellulaires, qu’aux animaux : se déplacer, bouger un organe très rapidement, communiquer ou

Aurélien Azam, Antoine Le Gal · 23 Apr 2013

Fennel

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“Roger that!” Do plants have sound perception skills?

A wide range of abilities have long been attributed to the animals (within pluricellular organisms of the living world) to animals only: the ability to move,

Aurélien Azam, Antoine Le Gal · 23 Apr 2013

The Plant Science TREE (Tool for Research Engaged Education)

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The Plant Science TREE (Tool for Research Engaged Education)

The Plant Science TREE is an on-line teaching tool giving access to inspirational educational resources from the research community.

annbot · 22 Apr 2013

Antoine Le Gal

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AoB Blog maintenant en français / and now in French AoB Blog

AoBBlog is delighted to welcome two guest authors who are carrying out project work with Annals of Botany Editor Dr Karine Alix. Aurélien and Antoine introduce

Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison, Antoine Le Gal, Aurélien Azam · 19 Apr 2013

Man sneezing in a canola/oil seed rape field.

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There’s a lot less sperm around than most people realise

Pollen is not a gamete. It’s a spore.

Alun Salt · 18 Apr 2013

Woman blogging (?) in the park.

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What help do new bloggers need?

What should go into a guide to science blogging?

Alun Salt · 4 Apr 2013

If you put together all the bad science analogies they would cover an area equal to size of 100,000 Pétanque pitches.

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Bad analogies

I’ve been sent a paper today to see if we can put out a press release for it. It’s fascinating and it touches on

Alun Salt · 26 Mar 2013

The identifiable Aeschynanthus radicans

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Plight of Plant taxonomy and taxonomists in India: What, Why and How?

An entry by R. Siva and S. Babu of VIT University. Plant Systematics involves the recognition, comparison, classification and naming the millions of plants that have

Ramamoorthy Siva · 21 Mar 2013

Sunlight through the forest.

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Tree Physiology shines a light on the understorey

Trees dominate forests, but not all the plants there are trees. They can flourish in clearings, but what about the places in shadow?

Alun Salt · 13 Mar 2013

An orange / red Maple leaf

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Natural Colour? How are the colours of New England in the fall changing?

New England is known for the colours of the trees in autumn. The leaves turn a striking red. However, research in PLOS One suggests that global

Alun Salt · 11 Mar 2013

Bornmuellera baldaccii on metal-rich soil

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Heavy Metal Plant LIVES ON ROCK

If plants did rock out at concerts then the one above would definitely be Bornmuellera to be wild. Some plants like to be in sunlight in

Alun Salt · 8 Mar 2013

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Sporophytes and calyptras

Photograph by Ron Oldfield, Macquarie University, See http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/aob/mcs295The image shows sporophytes and calyptras of Funaria hygrometrica, a water moss

annbot · 2 Mar 2013

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