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🆕 New issue of Annals of Botany is out!
🌸 When flowers become traps for their pollinators
🧬 Genome evolution and the diversification of plant lineages
🌳 How trees balance carbon, water use and growth
…and much more!
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🌸 When flowers become traps for their pollinators
🧬 Genome evolution and the diversification of plant lineages
🌳 How trees balance carbon, water use and growth
…and much more!
👉 botany.fyi/fml9oc
#PlantScience #Botany
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✅📄Now Free Access: Source–sink manipulations through shading, crop load and water deficit affect plant morphogenesis and carbon sink priorities leading to contrasted plant carbon status in grapevine
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🎉🆕📰🎉: Densely packed needles along the shoots of evergreen conifers exhibit shade-acclimated photosynthetic characteristics even under full sunlight
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🔥ADVANCE ACCESS🔥: Do belowground bud-bearing organs share secondary xylem traits with roots in Cerrado woody resprouters?
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🎉🆕📰🎉: Grazing mediates microclimate effects on lichen performance near its warm-range margin
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🔥ADVANCE ACCESS🔥: Maternal and cold-stratification warming outweigh germination-phase warming in regulating seed germination of alpine plants
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🎉🆕📰🎉: Managed grazing as a strategy for climate change mitigation: a commentary on ‘Grazing-driven ontogenetic aging and reproductive shifts in a dominant Stipa grass mediate community reorganization’
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✅📄Now Free Access: Constant distance between leaf initiation sites permits non-destructive analysis of apical meristem activity during cactus shoot growth
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🔥ADVANCE ACCESS🔥: Different strategies, shared trajectories: biomass-allocation scaling during establishment and recovery from disturbance in perennial herbs
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✅📄Now Free Access: Phylogenetics of the supertribe Paulliniodae (Sapindaceae) with emphasis on chromosome evolution: taxonomic implications including the new genus Pacevedoa
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♻️🆓: Nutritional convergence in plants growing on gypsum soils in two distinct climatic regions
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🎉 Great news! The paper ‘Seedling diversity, development and evolution in Bromeliaceae Juss. (Poales)’ in @annbot by Vitória Machado and co-authors is now #free for 2 weeks 🧵(1/8)
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💧 Seedling anatomy also reveals important taxonomic and ecological patterns. These include variation in water-storage tissue (hypodermis), stomatal position and the distribution of sclerenchyma around vascular bundles. (7/8)
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🌎 By bringing together previously unsampled lineages and a broad range of seedling characters, this study provides a new framework for understanding the evolution of early development and vegetative adaptations in Bromeliaceae. (8/8)
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♻️🆓: Phylotranscriptomic analyses reveal the evolutionary complexity of Paris L. (Melanthiaceae), a morphologically distinctive genus with significant pharmaceutical importance
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♻️🆓: High metabolic rates drive tiny genomes in plants (and birds): a commentary on ‘The smallest angiosperm genomes may be the price for effective traps of bladderworts’
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![The cover image shows a Miocene flower of Ayenia sect. Vahihara (Malvaceae) preserved in amber and its reconstruction based on X-ray tomography data. This provides evidence of lianas in a Miocene rainforest in southeast China, and reveals a morphological stasis in floral structure within a tropical liana lineage since at least ∽14.7 million years ago. [See Shi et al., pp. 1500–1510.]](/pic/media%2FHWOva88WUAAMa4p.jpg)

