Woodiness only indirectly responsible for embolism resistance in Arabidopsis
Its correlation with intervessel pit membrane thickness provides the missing functional link.
Its correlation with intervessel pit membrane thickness provides the missing functional link.
A greater concentration of a compound present throughout the species allowed one morph to attract bee pollinators.
Flowering phenology appears to have a strong genetic component, and may serve as a barrier to hybridization
Coupled with the negative effects of global cooling, angiosperms pushed gymnosperm extinction past the point of recovery.
The decreased number of pathogen species appears to benefit the invaders.
The phenomenon, though rare, may be ancient.
Different species fruit sequentially, offering a year-round food resource.
Impact on the tree varied depending on whether it was deciduous or evergreen
Changes in floral symmetry allow a single pollinator to be used differently by multiple species.
A smaller stigma-anther separation in annuals seems to indicate a genetic basis for mating system differences.
Expanding the uses, the user-base, and the number of collections themselves will help safeguard the future of plant and fungal collections.
This makes them an ideal target for breeders looking to up resilience without bringing down productivity.
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