Plants provide humans with many products and services that are not only important but essential to our existence. We don’t have space to catalogue all of those bountiful botanical benefits here (although we have done...
Tag - Fusarium
Nigel Chaffey
Resistance responses triggered by Fusarium crown rot in wheat
Fusarium diseases of cereals constitute economically significant constraints in cereal production systems. In this study, transcriptomic analysis using RNA-seq is combined with metabolite analysis to provide novel...
botanyone
Extrafloral nectar and above- and below-ground herbivory
The highest EFN production in seedlings of Triadica sebifera (tallow tree )is induced by above-ground herbivory when below-ground herbivores are absent.
Brachypodium as a disease model for cereals (Invited Review)
Fitzgerald et al. discuss the potential of burgeoning brachypodium resources to provide new insights into the host response to infection.
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 years ago. I am discussing the cover images in Annals of Botany in three video blogs...
Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison
