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What explains the wide variation in root proliferation responses to nutrient patches? (Viewpoint)


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From a meta-analysis of published data, Kembel et al. (pp. 1295–1301) conclude that foraging precision is part of a ‘fast’ suite of plant traits related to rapid growth and resource uptake. They find little to support the view that foraging scale and precision are correlated.

Mating in an annual colonizing plant


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Plant density can influence mating, particularly in colonizing species that experience wide density variation. Friedman and Barrett (pp. 1303–1309) . . . [Full Text of this Article]

CLES, a virtual model to study crop–weed competition

Germination in Suaeda maritima

Mode of action of herbicide quinclorac clarified

Food body ultrastructure in Japanese raisin tree

Survey of physical dormancy in seeds of the Sapindaceae

Monocot leaves are tougher than dicot leaves

Monocot leaves are eaten less

The costs of reproduction in congeneric dioecious Rhus javanica and R. trichocarpa

Floras of New Zealand and the southern Andes compared

Reward and floral phenotype in Erysimum mediohispanicum

Root biomass allocation and stem bending


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