Exciting new plant science in Annals of Botany this week.
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Plants and Climate Change: Complexities and Surprises
Four decades of intensive research into anthropogenically induced shifts in CO2, precipitation, and temperature evidence important biological impacts on many plant species. As ecologists develop more sophisticated...
Orchid pollen, clover and salinity and Arabidopsis REM – This Week in Annals of Botany
Lots of exciting new plant science in Annals of Botany this week.
This Week in Annals of Botany
Lots of exciting plant science new this week in Annals of Botany.
Impact of climate on plant growth and flower formation – This Week in Annals of Botany
Impact of warming and drought on carbon balance related to wood formation in black spruce Wood formation in trees represents a carbon sink that can be modified in the case of stress. The way carbon metabolism constrains...
Google Scholar Metrics
Google Scholar just updated its figures for the the visibility and influence of recent articles in scholarly publications. And of course, Annals of Botany is one of the 10 plant science journals.
What inspired you to do plant science? #epso2014
This week guest author Charlie Haynes is AoB Blog’s roving reporter at the EPSO/FESPB plant biology Europe conference. At the FESPB/EPSO plant biology conference in Dublin I asked some of the delegates what inspired...
AoB Interviews: Hans Lambers on soil phosphate acquisition in impoverished soil
This week guest author Charlie Haynes is AoB Blog’s roving reporter at the EPSO/FESPB plant biology Europe conference. Hans Lambers is the Winthrop Professor at the University of Western Australia. He competed...
Why Botany is Important #epso2014
This week guest author Charlie Haynes is AoB Blog’s roving reporter at the EPSO/FESPB plant biology Europe conference. This post is his pre-conference manifesto. On the first day of the EPSO/FESPB plant...
This week in Annals of Botany – bumper plant science edition!
Holoparasitic Rafflesiaceae possess the most reduced endophytes and yet give rise to the world’s largest flowers Species in the parasitic plant family Rafflesiaceae exhibit one of the most highly modified...
Chemistry and evolution of brown algae, plant density and cucumbers – This Week in Annals of Botany
The latest articles from Annals of Botany this week.
Reactive oxygen species and nitric oxide: A Special Issue of Annals of Botany
The actions of humans have exacerbated the threats posed by climate change. Adverse environmental conditions such as drought and pathogen attack limit vigour and crop yield. Environmental biotic and abiotic stresses...
Mechanism of resistance to Dutch elm disease, MADS goes genomic in conifers and floral symmetry and pollination – This Week in Annals of Botany
Lots of groundbreaking new science in Annals of Botany this week.
Leafsnap: An Electronic Field Guide
Leafsnap is the first in a series of electronic field guides being developed by researchers from Columbia University, the University of Maryland, and the Smithsonian Institution. This free mobile app uses visual...
