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Aquaporins and leaf movements (Botanical Briefing)
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Significance of isoprene emission (Invited Review)
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Plant light interception can be explained via computed tomography (CT) scanning
Polyploidy in the olive complex
Storage of green coffee
Floral development in Cedrela and Toona
Tree growth via successive cambia: an ecological benefit?
Ploidy and cytogeography of Pilosella officinarum
Genetics of eelgrass meadows in California and Mexico
Sugar signalling regulates source activity in Saccharum spp
Responses to canopy gaps
Phylogeny and biogeography of the genus Ainsliaea
Floral nectary of Hymenaea stigonocarpa
Rubisco synthesis in response to N influx
Patterns of polyploid co-existence in Arnica cordifolia
Evolution of angiosperm cotyledons
Water content components, desiccation and recovery in Sphagnum
Nurse plants vs. nurse objects
Nanoparticles as smart treatment-delivery systems (Technical Article)
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