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A clipart image of a plant representing the weed palmer amaranth surrounded by three additional images. In the upper left, a circle with three arrows on it represents extrachromosomal circular DNA containing the GS2 and EPSPS genes. On the right, a section labeled "Metabolic herbicide resistance" depicts an irregular shape representing a cytochrome P450 protein containing a heme domain shown as facilitating the metabolism of the chemical bentazon by adding a hydroxyl group. In the lower left, a section labeled "Horizontal gene transfer in parasitic plants" depicts a clipart of a mustard plant connected to the amaranth by tendrils of the vinelike dodder plant.

A clipart image of a plant representing the weed palmer amaranth surrounded by three additional images. In the upper left, a circle with three arrows on it represents extrachromosomal circular DNA containing the GS2 and EPSPS genes. On the right, a section labeled "Metabolic herbicide resistance" depicts an irregular shape representing a cytochrome P450 protein containing a heme domain shown as facilitating the metabolism of the chemical bentazon by adding a hydroxyl group. In the lower left, a section labeled "Horizontal gene transfer in parasitic plants" depicts a clipart of a mustard plant connected to the amaranth by tendrils of the vinelike dodder plant.

🌱 Check out this new #AJB On the Nature of Things essay! 🌱

What we learn from #weed #genetics
By Acer VanWallendael

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...

#botany #plantscience #herbicides #evolution

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Photo of a color polymorphic population of Anemone pavonina Lam. on Mt. Olympus, Greece.

Photo of a color polymorphic population of Anemone pavonina Lam. on Mt. Olympus, Greece.

#Flower color polymorphism in the peacock #anemone (Anemone pavonina) reflects spatiotemporal variation in #pollinator abundance

Nw #AJB research by Jonathan Heinze, Casper van der Kooi, Gerd Vogg, Udo Jäger & Johannes Spaethe

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...
#botany #plantscience #pollen #ecology

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Multi-part graphic showing observations of toyon reproductive activity contributed to iNaturalist.

Multi-part graphic showing observations of toyon reproductive activity contributed to iNaturalist.

🌱 From the upcoming #AJB special issue: “Plant Resilience and Conservation for a Changing Climate.” 🌱

Temporal analysis of reproduction distributed in space illuminates the #climatechange resiliency of #toyon

By Daniel Dakduk & @jbyoder.org

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2... #botany @inaturalist.bsky.social

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Functional traits of ferns in this study compared to those of ferns and seed plants from the Glopnet data set.

Functional traits of ferns in this study compared to those of ferns and seed plants from the Glopnet data set.

Divergent respiration–trait relationships reveal a unique economic strategy in #ferns

New #AJB research by Xueqin Li, Xiaofang Chen, Shudong Zhang, Dandan Hu, Quanlin Zhong & Dongliang Cheng

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...

#botany #plantscience #ecophysiology

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Four-month-old seedlings of ancestral Anatolian populations of Centaurea solstitialis from low (right) and high (left) elevation growing under common conditions.

Four-month-old seedlings of ancestral Anatolian populations of Centaurea solstitialis from low (right) and high (left) elevation growing under common conditions.

Strong differentiation between ancestral populations from low & high elevation: Implications for invasion biology

New #AJB research by Özkan Eren & José Hierro

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...

#botany #plantscience #ecology #Centaurea #thistle #Anatolia

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Flower color variation in Digitalis purpurea comprised violet, pink, and white morphs that were distinguishable in bee vision, whereas the inner nectar guides remained largely conserved across morphs, potentially limiting pollinator discrimination. Bumblebees were the main pollinators in all populations, but visitation patterns were population-specific, and morph frequencies were not associated with soil composition despite regional differences; only soil phosphorus was slightly lower beneath violet individuals. Reproductive fitness varied among populations but not consistently among color morphs, indicating that floral color variation is not driven by pollinators or soil conditions and is more likely maintained by local or neutral processes.

Flower color variation in Digitalis purpurea comprised violet, pink, and white morphs that were distinguishable in bee vision, whereas the inner nectar guides remained largely conserved across morphs, potentially limiting pollinator discrimination. Bumblebees were the main pollinators in all populations, but visitation patterns were population-specific, and morph frequencies were not associated with soil composition despite regional differences; only soil phosphorus was slightly lower beneath violet individuals. Reproductive fitness varied among populations but not consistently among color morphs, indicating that floral color variation is not driven by pollinators or soil conditions and is more likely maintained by local or neutral processes.

#Flower color variation in Digitalis purpurea: #Pollination & soil influences across native & introduced populations

New #AJB research by @slozadagobilard.bsky.social, Pamela Espinoza Peñaloza, Giovanni Pascucci, Zainab Aliwi et al.

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2... #botany #plantscience #bumblebees

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These photos represent the focal organisms of this study, showcasing the two mycoheterotrophic plant species and their respective fungal symbionts: A) Sarcodes sanguinea; B) Corallorhiza striata; C) Rhizopogon ellenae; and D) Tomentella fuscocinerea.

These photos represent the focal organisms of this study, showcasing the two mycoheterotrophic plant species and their respective fungal symbionts: A) Sarcodes sanguinea; B) Corallorhiza striata; C) Rhizopogon ellenae; and D) Tomentella fuscocinerea.

Ectomycorrhizal fungal composition shows structured spatial variation around Sarcodes sanguinea & Corallorhiza striata

New #AJB reearch by Christopher Bivins & Alija Mujic

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...

#plantscience #botany #Ericaceae #Orchidaceae #fungi #ecology

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Mar 26. Poor month, wonder why? ☀️☀️☀️: #IGG, #WISE and #AJB. 🐕🐕🐕: #ULVR, #SPX and #DGE. Top ups of #SMT and #FRIN. Sold half of holding in #SSON on its conversion to a fund, sold a handful of $AAPL for CGT purposes.

Good luck everyone! Current portfolio below.

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Fungal endophytes of an endangered tree vary with stress and microenvironment in an ex situ conservation nursery Premise Plants in ex situ conservation nurseries acquire diverse fungal associates that may be moved among nurseries or into the wild during outplanting, including fungal endophytes that contribute ...

I am excited to share my first lead PhD paper out now in #AJB @botsocamerica.bsky.social We studied the fungal symbionts of a critically endangered tree cultivated ex situ for conservation. 🧵 doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...

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A three-part graphic showing the study site, sampling structure, and stress in an ex situ conservation nursery of Torreya taxifolia near Durham, North Carolina, USA.

A three-part graphic showing the study site, sampling structure, and stress in an ex situ conservation nursery of Torreya taxifolia near Durham, North Carolina, USA.

Fungal #endophytes of an endangered tree vary with stress & microenvironment in an ex situ #conservation nursery

New #AJB research by Brooke Sykes, François Lutzoni, Annabel Renwick, Shuzo Oita, Shannon Skarha & A. Elizabeth Arnold

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...
#botany #plantscience #ecology #torreya

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Phylogenetic visualization of genome size evolution in Leucaena. Genome sizes are in pg/2 C.

Phylogenetic visualization of genome size evolution in Leucaena. Genome sizes are in pg/2 C.

Phylotranscriptomics & genome size #evolution in #Leucaena (Fabaceae): Paleotetraploid genomic stability overshadows diploidization & environmental effects

New #AJB research by Alex Abair, Ashley Egan, Brittany Bugg, et al.

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...

#botany #plantscience #polyploidy

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The text at the top reads: “AJB and APPS Special Issue Call for Papers”. Photos, clockwise from top left: Pleopeltis michauxiana, Sequoiadendron giganteum, unidentified moss species, Azolla cristata. The text beneath the image reads: “New Perspectives from the Genealogy of Flagellate Plants (GoFlag)”. Photos by Jessie Pelosi.

The text at the top reads: “AJB and APPS Special Issue Call for Papers”. Photos, clockwise from top left: Pleopeltis michauxiana, Sequoiadendron giganteum, unidentified moss species, Azolla cristata. The text beneath the image reads: “New Perspectives from the Genealogy of Flagellate Plants (GoFlag)”. Photos by Jessie Pelosi.

🌿SPECIAL ISSUE CALL FOR PAPERS 🌿 FINAL WEEK!

Submit your proposal to joint special issues of #AJB and #AppsPlantSci highlighting new resources & advances from the #GoFlag project

Deadline April 1

More info: bit.ly/49JPtDe

@ebsessa.bsky.social #bryophytes #ferns #gymnosperms #botany #plantscience

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Xerophyta on a cliff wall.

Xerophyta on a cliff wall.

🌱 Check out this new #AJB Review! 🌱

Shaped by context: Evolutionary trajectories of #desiccation tolerance in land plants

By Rose Marks, R. Shawn Abrahams, & Jenna Ekwealor

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...

#botany #plantscience #evolution #gametophyte #sporophyte

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Thanks so much for publishing with #AJB, Carolyn!

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The 2D surface geometry of the shoot and root apical meristems of diverse vascular plants was analyzed using six different non-linear equations to assess which among the six provided the best mathematical representation. One among the six equations (the superparabolic equation) emerged as superior to the rest, although none was canonically correct.

The 2D surface geometry of the shoot and root apical meristems of diverse vascular plants was analyzed using six different non-linear equations to assess which among the six provided the best mathematical representation. One among the six equations (the superparabolic equation) emerged as superior to the rest, although none was canonically correct.

Comparing six nonlinear equations describing the 2-D profiles of apical #meristems

New #AJB research by Peijian Shi, Xiaonan Liu, Johan Gielis, Bert Beirinckx & Karl Niklas

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...
#botany #plantscience

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Photo of the experimental setup used to evaluate the comparative response to herbivory across the Brachypodium species complex. The picture was taken during the feeding experiment, in which the authors placed one locust on multiple lines of diploid Brachypodium distachyon, B. stacei, and B. hybridum allopolyploid. Locusts were allowed to feed for 48 h, after which damage and fitness were evaluated.

Photo of the experimental setup used to evaluate the comparative response to herbivory across the Brachypodium species complex. The picture was taken during the feeding experiment, in which the authors placed one locust on multiple lines of diploid Brachypodium distachyon, B. stacei, and B. hybridum allopolyploid. Locusts were allowed to feed for 48 h, after which damage and fitness were evaluated.

Drivers of insect #herbivory resistance & tolerance to plant damage in the #Brachypodium distachyon species complex

New #AJB research by Antonio Manzaneda, Luisa Martínez, Ana Fernández-Ocaña, Teresa Salido & Pedro Rey

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...
#botany #plantscience #polyploidy #Poaceae

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The text at the top reads: “AJB and APPS Special Issue Call for Papers”. Photos, clockwise from top left: Pleopeltis michauxiana, Sequoiadendron giganteum, unidentified moss species, Azolla cristata. The text beneath the image reads: “New Perspectives from the Genealogy of Flagellate Plants (GoFlag)”. Photos by Jessie Pelosi.

The text at the top reads: “AJB and APPS Special Issue Call for Papers”. Photos, clockwise from top left: Pleopeltis michauxiana, Sequoiadendron giganteum, unidentified moss species, Azolla cristata. The text beneath the image reads: “New Perspectives from the Genealogy of Flagellate Plants (GoFlag)”. Photos by Jessie Pelosi.

🌿SPECIAL ISSUE CALL FOR PAPERS🌿DEADLINE IN 2 WEEKS!

Submit your proposal to joint special issues of #AJB and #AppsPlantSci highlighting new resources & advances from the #GoFlag project

Deadline April 1

More info: bit.ly/49JPtDe

@ebsessa.bsky.social #bryophytes #ferns #gymnosperms #botany

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Adam Baranello on Instagram: "46. Every Year, on my birthday, I post a quote from the velveteen rabbit. I’ve been on the fence this year about it. Everything is different this year. Grateful for the ... 497 likes, 16 comments - adambaranello on March 11, 2026: "46. Every Year, on my birthday, I post a quote from the velveteen rabbit. I’ve been on the fence this year about it. Everything is different...

Happy birthday, Adam! 🙌🧁

Hey all! If you're on the 'gram go follow him & all of the current projects happening.. . let him know I sent ya!

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#adambaranello #artist #art #indie #ajb #birthday #instapost #streetwear #grunge #hustle #music #film #friends

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The movement of seeds in space-time. The hypothetical two-dimensional space shows how habitat suitability varies across space and time. Seeds can avoid unsuitable conditions in the present by (i) dispersing to a more suitable location or (ii) remaining dormant until conditions change. However, a mix of both processes (iii) can also give individuals a great chance of reaching a suitable habitat. Gray-shaded areas represent hypothetical distributions showing the probability of dispersing to distance x and of escaping dormancy at time t. In our example, the probability of observing outcome iii is greater than observing outcomes i or ii.

The movement of seeds in space-time. The hypothetical two-dimensional space shows how habitat suitability varies across space and time. Seeds can avoid unsuitable conditions in the present by (i) dispersing to a more suitable location or (ii) remaining dormant until conditions change. However, a mix of both processes (iii) can also give individuals a great chance of reaching a suitable habitat. Gray-shaded areas represent hypothetical distributions showing the probability of dispersing to distance x and of escaping dormancy at time t. In our example, the probability of observing outcome iii is greater than observing outcomes i or ii.

Check out this new #AJB essay by Sofia Backlund, Sean Stankowski & Rosina Soler!

#Seeds as space-time travelers: How does #evolution balance the joint benefits and trade-offs of dormancy & dispersal?

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2... #plantscience #botany #germination

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The text at the top reads: “AJB and APPS Special Issue Call for Papers”. Photos, clockwise from top left: Pleopeltis michauxiana, Sequoiadendron giganteum, unidentified moss species, Azolla cristata. The text beneath the image reads: “New Perspectives from the Genealogy of Flagellate Plants (GoFlag)”. Photos by Jessie Pelosi.

The text at the top reads: “AJB and APPS Special Issue Call for Papers”. Photos, clockwise from top left: Pleopeltis michauxiana, Sequoiadendron giganteum, unidentified moss species, Azolla cristata. The text beneath the image reads: “New Perspectives from the Genealogy of Flagellate Plants (GoFlag)”. Photos by Jessie Pelosi.

🌿SPECIAL ISSUE CALL FOR PAPERS🌿DEADLINE IN 3 WEEKS!

Submit your proposal to joint special issues of #AJB and #AppsPlantSci highlighting new resources & advances from the #GoFlag project

Deadline April 1

More info: bit.ly/49JPtDe
@ebsessa.bsky.social #bryophytes #ferns #gymnosperms #botany

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Conceptual diagram of touch-sensitive stigma movements in Mazus miquelii. Higher temperatures accelerate both temporary closure and reopening. whereas permanent (irreversible) closure tracks pollination progress: greater pollen deposition and faster pollen-tube growth accelerate permanent closure, while pollen-tube position is positively associated with the time to permanent closure. Pollen source shows no detectable effect.

Conceptual diagram of touch-sensitive stigma movements in Mazus miquelii. Higher temperatures accelerate both temporary closure and reopening. whereas permanent (irreversible) closure tracks pollination progress: greater pollen deposition and faster pollen-tube growth accelerate permanent closure, while pollen-tube position is positively associated with the time to permanent closure. Pollen source shows no detectable effect.

Linking environmental & pollination-related factors to touch-sensitive stigma closure dynamics in #Mazus miquelii

New #AJB research by Xiao-Fang Jin, Tian Luo, Chun-Feng Yang & Zhong-Ming Ye

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...
#botany #plantscience #Mazaceae #pollen #pollination

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Study sites showing mosaic pattern of blooms after a high-precipitation winter. (A) Carrizo Plain (San Luis Obispo County, California). Species shown include Caulanthus anceps (pink), Leptosyne calliopsidea (yellow, in background), and Monolopia stricta (yellow, in foreground). (B) Cantua Creek (Fresno County, California). Species shown include Lepidium jaredii subsp. album (pale yellow-green), Monolopia major and Madia radiata (both yellow), and Phacelia ciliata (purple). (C) Cantua Creek. Species shown are Lepidium jaredii subsp. album (pale yellow-green) and Phacelia ciliata (purple).

Study sites showing mosaic pattern of blooms after a high-precipitation winter. (A) Carrizo Plain (San Luis Obispo County, California). Species shown include Caulanthus anceps (pink), Leptosyne calliopsidea (yellow, in background), and Monolopia stricta (yellow, in foreground). (B) Cantua Creek (Fresno County, California). Species shown include Lepidium jaredii subsp. album (pale yellow-green), Monolopia major and Madia radiata (both yellow), and Phacelia ciliata (purple). (C) Cantua Creek. Species shown are Lepidium jaredii subsp. album (pale yellow-green) and Phacelia ciliata (purple).

Soil, competition, & niche shifts shape the floral mosaic of an annual plant #diversity hotspot

New #AJB research by Emma Fryer, Ryan O'Dell, Dena Grossenbacher, Alyssa Shon, Skyler McKinnon & Nishanta Rajakaruna

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...

#botany #plantscience #desert

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Canopy leaf-out (green) and Erythronium flowering (yellow) both shift earlier each year, with Erythronium advancing more rapidly.

Canopy leaf-out (green) and Erythronium flowering (yellow) both shift earlier each year, with Erythronium advancing more rapidly.

Spring ephemeral dimpled trout #lily may not be vulnerable to phenological mismatch with overstory trees

New #AJB research by Melina Schopler, Anita Simha, Rebecca Dalton, Emma Wilson, Emmeline Redick, Elsa Youngsteadt & William Petry

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...
#botany #plantscience #climatechange

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A phylogeny showing that Drosera anglica (2n = 40) has a subgenome from the Drosera linearis (2n = 20) lineage and a subgenome from the Drosera rotundifolia (2n = 20) lineage with photos of Drosera linearis with long, narrow leaves, Drosera rotundifolia with wider than round leaves, and Drosera linearis with intermediate, oblong leaves.

A phylogeny showing that Drosera anglica (2n = 40) has a subgenome from the Drosera linearis (2n = 20) lineage and a subgenome from the Drosera rotundifolia (2n = 20) lineage with photos of Drosera linearis with long, narrow leaves, Drosera rotundifolia with wider than round leaves, and Drosera linearis with intermediate, oblong leaves.

Origin of subgenomes in the circumboreal, allopolyploid, carnivorous plant #Drosera anglica

New #AJB research by Rebekah Mohn & @yangyayy.bsky.social

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2... #botany #plantscience #Caryophyllales #Droseraceae #Hawaii #phylogenomics #polyploidy #sundew

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Graphs showing effect of storage time on (A) seed germination and (B) RNA integrity (RIN) in a subset of species that had additional representatives stored for intermediate durations.

Graphs showing effect of storage time on (A) seed germination and (B) RNA integrity (RIN) in a subset of species that had additional representatives stored for intermediate durations.

Aging & longevity in decades-old genebanked #seeds from U.S. endangered plant species: Assessments using survival & RNA integrity assays

New #AJB research by Christina Walters, Katherine Heineman, Lisa Hill, Hannah Tetreault, Parker Tyler et al.

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...
#botany #plantscience

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The text at the top reads: “AJB and APPS Special Issue Call for Papers”. Photos, clockwise from top left: Pleopeltis michauxiana, Sequoiadendron giganteum, unidentified moss species, Azolla cristata. The text beneath the image reads: “New Perspectives from the Genealogy of Flagellate Plants (GoFlag)”. Photos by Jessie Pelosi.

The text at the top reads: “AJB and APPS Special Issue Call for Papers”. Photos, clockwise from top left: Pleopeltis michauxiana, Sequoiadendron giganteum, unidentified moss species, Azolla cristata. The text beneath the image reads: “New Perspectives from the Genealogy of Flagellate Plants (GoFlag)”. Photos by Jessie Pelosi.

🌿SPECIAL ISSUE CALL FOR PAPERS🌿

#AJB and #AppsPlantSci are accepting proposals for joint special issues highlighting new resources & advances resulting from the #GoFlag project, led by Gordon Burleigh, @ebsessa.bsky.social & Jessie Pelosi

Proposal deadline: 1 April 2026.

More info: bit.ly/49JPtDe

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A conceptual figure showing positive and negative interactions between native plants, pollinators and Impatiens glandulifera depending on traits and trait similarity.

A conceptual figure showing positive and negative interactions between native plants, pollinators and Impatiens glandulifera depending on traits and trait similarity.

Check out this new #AJB essay!

Fitness consequences of trait-mediated plant–pollinator interactions

By Christine Sheppard, Frank Schurr & Ingo Grass

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2... #botany #plantscence #Impatiens #pollinators

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View through a hand lens of Juncus hemiendytus (Herman's Dwarf rush).

View through a hand lens of Juncus hemiendytus (Herman's Dwarf rush).

 Image of Juncus ensifolius (Swordleaf rush) and Juncus balticus subsp. ater (Baltic rush) growing in a montane meadow, with Mt. Hood in the background.

Image of Juncus ensifolius (Swordleaf rush) and Juncus balticus subsp. ater (Baltic rush) growing in a montane meadow, with Mt. Hood in the background.

Phylogenetic systematics of #Juncaceae

This new #AJB research by Reed Kenny, Lenka Záveská Drábková & Daniel Potter resolves long-standing questions as to the relationships between species in the Juncaceae (Rush family).

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...
#botany #plantscience #polyploidy #Juncus

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Sphagnum magniae, from Sandy Run Savanna Natural area, Onslow County, North Carolina (20 Sept. 2025, B. Aguero 21498, voucher at DUKE). This species, one of four in the S. magellanicum complex in eastern North America, is distributed mainly in the coastal plain from New Jersey to Florida and along the Gulf coast. S. magniae is closely related to the cold-temperate to boreal S. diabolicum and all plants from New Jersey to North Carolina are genetically admixed between these two species. Image credit: photo by B. Aguero.

Sphagnum magniae, from Sandy Run Savanna Natural area, Onslow County, North Carolina (20 Sept. 2025, B. Aguero 21498, voucher at DUKE). This species, one of four in the S. magellanicum complex in eastern North America, is distributed mainly in the coastal plain from New Jersey to Florida and along the Gulf coast. S. magniae is closely related to the cold-temperate to boreal S. diabolicum and all plants from New Jersey to North Carolina are genetically admixed between these two species. Image credit: photo by B. Aguero.

Check out these highlights from the latest #AJB! botany.org/file.php?fil...

Find the issue Table of Contents at bsapubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15372197....

#botany #plantscience #Sphagnum

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Macaronesian archipelagoes and source regions considered for the seed plant lineages in this study.

Macaronesian archipelagoes and source regions considered for the seed plant lineages in this study.

Origins of the Macaronesian flora: Dispersal & diversification shape a meta-archipelago

New #AJB research by Jonathan Price, Carlos García-Verdugo, Maria Romeiras, Rüdiger Otto, Juli Caujapé-Castells et al.

doi.org/10.1002/ajb2...

#botany #plantscience #biodiversity #archipelagos

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