Modern botanists have revisited sites examined by Alexander von Humboldt. Have modern advances made the German polymath's work irrelevant?
Tag - AoB Plants
Fi Gennu
Ten years of AoB PLANTS the open access journal for plant scientists
All actively managed journals continually undergo self-analysis as they strive to improve their performance but it’s rare for the outcomes to be widely shared. A recent exception is an account of the first ten years of...
William Salter
AoB PLANTS seeks a new Editor-in-Chief
AoB PLANTS, the Open Access journal for environmental and evolutionary plant biology, is looking for a new Editor-in-Chief. Published through Oxford University Press, this journal is dedicated to rapid publication of...
AoBPLANTS
AoB PLANTS receives endorsements
AoB PLANTS is proud to have received endorsements from three distinguished scientists. Here’s what they had to say: “PLOS is delighted that AoB PLANTS is bringing together leaders in the field to articulate an open...
Chlorophyllous catwalk… (Or, Hemerocallis, the ‘lily’ whose day has come?)
What have Arabidopsis thaliana, Lotus japonicus, Zea mays, Lemna gibba and Hemerocallis got in common? They’re all model plants.
Nigel Chaffey
A bit of warmth and we all go bananas!?
In a warming world, could bananas really replace potatoes?
Plants: where to draw the line? (or, ICBN rules, OK!?)
For years we can be happy using a word and thinking we know what it means, and presuming that everybody else also understands it in the same way. Well, what about the word ‘plants’? I realise I’m probably addressing...
