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Modelling phosphorus and reproductive phenology

Modelling phosphorus and reproductive phenology

Posted on July 22nd, 2011 by Alex

Modelling phosphorus and reproductive phenology Delayed reproduction in soils with low phosphorus (P) availability is common among annuals, in contrast to the accelerated reproduction typical of other low-nutrient environments. Nord et al. present a two-resource dynamic allocation model of plant growth and reproduction for Arabidopsis thaliana that incorporates growth, respiration, and carbon and P acquisition [...]

Australian Acacia

International Botanical Congress 18 Melbourne #IBC18

Posted on July 22nd, 2011 by Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison

This week, a good proportion of the world’s botanists will be meeting in Australia for the 6-yearly International Botanical Congress. Actually, the hard work started a week ago – with the long, scholarly and dry sessions making far-reaching decisions about plant and fungal nomenclature. Of course, it is pretty important to know what plant one [...]