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Next time you see tiny thrips on a flower, remember: they might be doing vital pollination work! (9/9)
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Tiny but significant: on the importance of thrips as pollinators
AbstractBackground. Thrips (Thysanoptera) are minute plant and flower visitors in ecosystems across the world but are commonly viewed as notorious pests an
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May 22, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Next time you see tiny thrips on a flower, remember: they might be doing vital pollination work! (9/9)
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#AoBpapers #Thrips #PlantScience #Pollination
Read the full article 👉 doi.org/ph5h
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🌿 The timing mismatch may give invasive plants a strategic advantage, helping explain their success in new regions. Understanding these patterns could improve how we predict and manage biological invasions. (7/7)
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Invasive plants have a delayed and longer flowering phenology than native plants in an ecoregional flora
AbstractBackground and Aims. Flowering phenology has been suggested as an important factor to explain invasions of non-native plant species. The success of
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May 29, 2025 at 10:10 AM
🌿 The timing mismatch may give invasive plants a strategic advantage, helping explain their success in new regions. Understanding these patterns could improve how we predict and manage biological invasions. (7/7)
👉 doi.org/ppkm
#AoBpapers #InvasiveSpecies #FloweringPhenology #PlantEcology
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#AoBpapers #InvasiveSpecies #FloweringPhenology #PlantEcology
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📘 Understanding node-specific root responses could help develop maize varieties with better water uptake in tough environments. (8/8)
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#PlantScience #Maize #DroughtResistance #RootBiology #CropResilience #Phenomics
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Node of origin matters: comparative analysis of soil water limitation effects on nodal root anatomy in maize (Zea mays L.)
AbstractBackground and Aim. Root anatomy, determining the composition and organization of root tissues, has implications for water uptake and transport, an
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June 3, 2025 at 12:32 PM
📘 Understanding node-specific root responses could help develop maize varieties with better water uptake in tough environments. (8/8)
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#PlantScience #Maize #DroughtResistance #RootBiology #CropResilience #Phenomics
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#PlantScience #Maize #DroughtResistance #RootBiology #CropResilience #Phenomics
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Golf courses (and similar recreational spaces) can support conservation if enough plants are moved and sites are close enough for pollen exchange. But protecting and managing existing wild populations remains crucial. (8/9)
June 10, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Golf courses (and similar recreational spaces) can support conservation if enough plants are moved and sites are close enough for pollen exchange. But protecting and managing existing wild populations remains crucial. (8/9)
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📚This special issue emphasizes the role of the fossil record in illuminating the events and processes of plant evolution. Original research and review papers are invited. (3/3)
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#paleobotany #plantfossils #plantevolution
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#paleobotany #plantfossils #plantevolution
October 15, 2024 at 12:57 PM
📚This special issue emphasizes the role of the fossil record in illuminating the events and processes of plant evolution. Original research and review papers are invited. (3/3)
For more info, please visit:
👉 botany.fyi/u30ng4
#paleobotany #plantfossils #plantevolution
For more info, please visit:
👉 botany.fyi/u30ng4
#paleobotany #plantfossils #plantevolution