One of the common features of plants they make their own food. But what happens inside a plant when they stop making their food and eat something else?
Tag - mitochondrial genome
Alun Salt
Organellar phylogenomics of Sphagnum
Sphagnum (peatmoss) is rapidly developing as a model for ecological genomics research. Twenty or more species of Sphagnum often co-exist within peatlands and sort themselves relative to abiotic niche gradients...
botanyone
One of a kind…
Rare and monotypic Amborella is probably the living – extant – flowering plant closest evolutionarily to the first true member of the angiosperm group.
Nigel Chaffey