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New Special Issue: Plant Mating Systems
We have a new special issue out on Plant Mating Systems, with a couple of free access posts. Gynodioecy to dioecy: are we there yet? by
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Go to work on a potato
I didn’t do modern history at school so my impression of the industrial revolution is largely a mish-mash of pop history and some misremembered
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A clearer picture?
In my role as Internet Consulting Editor for Annals of Botany, I spend a fair amount of time counteracting the idea that the job is all
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Roses are red – but they don’t need to be, if you know how to use food dyes and Fibonacci
Valentine’s Day is here and unless you share the cynics’ view that this is a holiday invented by the flower industry, you might set off
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Faces of Plant Cell Biology: A series on PlantCellBiology.com from Anne Osterrieder
Anne Osterrieder has a new series on her blog called Faces of plant cell biologists, where we are asked a series of questions. So far, it
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The New Agriculturist
Via Scoop.it – AnnBot New Agriculturist online at http://www.new-ag.info provides an update on the latest news and developments in tropical agriculture for
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Carrot Transformation with Agrobacterium
This videoblog from http://www.AoBBlog.com is about one of the Cell and Developmental Biology practicals that I run at the University of Leicester for
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Does rain forest grow back? Archaeology might have the answer
Most international archaeological work in South America has concentrated on the Andes for various reasons. It’s more accessible, the ruins are more visible, there’s
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Using a Virtual Studio and making videoblogs on YouTube
Virtual studios and video blogs: I’ve produced and edited my first videoblogs, and here I’m going to give some indications of how they were
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International reach, special habitats and the Baltic
Over the last five years, we have published several papers from the Baltic states, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Geologically and climatically it is a unique area:
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Cerrado ecosystems and the Meskal Daisy on the cover
The third in a series of videoblogs from AoBBlog.com about the background pictures used on Annals of Botany covers. The Youtube link is here, and
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Bananas on the cover – a videoblog
We used a bunch of bananas, one of the species I work with, as the main background image on the cover of Annals of Botany two