Predicting phenology can provide insight into better management.
Tag - photoperiod
Rachel Shekar
Regulation of flowering time in Japanese wild radish
How do climatic cues influence flowering time in natural populations of wild radish in northern and southern Japan?
William Salter
Modeling the circadian clock
A novel circadian clock model based on real-world clocks delivers simplicity, entrainment, reliability, and accuracy.
What is photoperiodically regulated in Arabidopsis lyrata?
The photoperiod is the period of time that a plant receives light each day. The photoperiod matters to a plant as it contains information about the progress of seasons. Plants use the changing photoperiod as a cue for...
Alex Assiry
Using dormant twigs to investigate climate change (Viewpoint)
Climate change has altered the spring phenology of many temperate plants, with important ecological consequences. However, studies of phenological shifts are generally restricted to field observations or remote-sensing...
botanyone
Clock genes and the solar rhythm
The rhythms of clock genes in Arabidopsis facilitates peak expression of photosynthesis-related genes at noon independently of day length.
AJ Cann
Variation of flowering and pseudovivipary in Poa
Pseudovivipary is an intriguing asexual reproduction trait in which plantlets and bulbils develop instead of normal florets. Ofir and Kigel study inter-annual and intra-clonal stability of flowering and pseudovivipary...
Better models, more wheat
A new model provides a framework to test the current genetic models of floral transition in wheat.
Some Like It Cold
In addition to crop management, understanding vernalization could be used to identify plant communities at risk from climate change.
Juvenility and flowering of Brunonia and Calandrinia
The time at which plants are transferred to floral-inductive conditions affects the onset of flowering and plant morphology, due to juvenility. Cave et al. show that Australian ephemeral species Brunonia australis and...
