Most Recent Articles from Botanical Review, The

• Asymmetric co-evolution in the lichen symbiosis caused by a limited capacity for adaptation in the photobiont 

  Introduction Lichens are one of the best known groups of symbiotic organisms. Law and Lewis (1983) first suggested, in looking at mutualistic...

  09/01/09 by David J. Hill · More from publication

• The Invasive Buddleja davidii 

  Introduction Buddleja davidii Franchet is a perennial, semi-deciduous shmb or small multi-stemmed tree that readily establishes on disturbed...

  09/01/09 by Nita G. Tallent-Halsell; Michael S. Watt · More from publication

• Plant communities of Western Amazonia 

  Introduction The Amazon is the mightiest river in the world, having a discharge of fresh water 4--5 times greater than that of the next highest...

  09/01/09 by Randall W. Myster · More from publication

• Leaf chlorophyll fluorescence: background and fundamentals for plant biologists 

  Introduction Chlorophyll a fluorometry bas come a long way in the past few decades to become the single most common spectroscopic technique used...

  09/01/09 by Fernando S. Henriques · More from publication

• Premature decline of eucalyptus and altered ecosystem processes in the absence of fire in some Australian forests 

  We propose a model of 'premature tree decline' whereby an absence of fire hastens the mortality of overstorey eucalypts in some forests. This model...

  06/01/09 by D.C. Close; N.J. Davidson; D.W. Johnson; M.D. Abrams; S.C. Hart; I.D. Lunt; R.D. Archibald; B. Horton; M.A. Adams · More from publication

• Nitric oxide signalling in plants 

  Nitric oxide (NO) is an important molecule that acts in many tissues to regulate a diverse range of physiological processes. It is becoming...

  06/01/09 by Narcin Palavan-Unsal; Damla Arisan · More from publication

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