Moraceae inflorescence development highly variable even for similar pollination modes
Transitional stages in fig relatives show increasingly enclosed flowers.
Tag: ontogeny
Aspen, they grow up so… weirdly.
Aspen possesses enormous levels of
genotype-based intraspecific variation.
When does Acacia koa know it’s time to grow up?
Sometimes the best strategy for a young plant is not the same as the best strategy for an old plant. Some heteroblastic plants can switch how they grow but what triggers this?
Rising tides bring rising salinity to coastal plants, but will they cope?
Rising sea levels mean increased salinity for plants on the shore, but how well do coastal plants cope with salt? New research says they’re surprisingly bad at it.
Fusoid cells: a developmental approach in Poaceae
The relative weight of ontogeny, topology and climate in the architectural development of three North American conifers
Evidence that divergent selection shapes a developmental cline in a forest tree species complex
On nectaries and floral architecture
The benefits of sleeping in
The early bird catches the worm, but does the frost catch the early plant? A new article in AmJBot says there are advantages for a plant to germinate late.
Nectary development and floral architecture in Geraniaceae and Hypseocharitaceae
A closer look at the flowers of Geraniaceae and Hypseocharitaceae reveal organs coming together to produce something new.
