This week @ProfBrianCox & Robin Ince bring together a mash made in heaven! @SusanCalman@SandyKnapp & Glenn Bryan peel back the surprising science of the mighty spud ��� they uncover genomes, wild species..plus a potato keyboard finale you never knew you needed!!
This week @ProfBrianCox & Robin Ince bring together a mash made in heaven! @SusanCalman@SandyKnapp & Glenn Bryan peel back the surprising science of the mighty spud 🥔 they uncover genomes, wild species..plus a potato keyboard finale you never knew you needed!!
Lots of new grad students starting in research labs this month, including many who have been taught (in subtle or overt ways) that they need to fight to prove they belong. It’s an exhausting way to spend your career. So I’m re-upping this for anyone who needs to hear it today:
It's finally out!
We desceibe 6 Globba species new to science from 3 different states where one is named #paschimBengalensis - no guesses there!
And our 2nd species from the lab named after #JanakiAmmal#GlobbaJanakiae
Also, a key to all Indian Globbas for the Ginger nerds!
The importance and wonderfulness of enthusiastic botanists confirmed (if it ever needed confirming 🌷) congratulations all @BSBIbotany members for all your finds!!!
Huge thanks to top environmental journalist @horton_official for covering the #GhostOrchid story in today's @guardian
https://t.co/8dOKluqQfF
Congrats to @thenewgalaxy on refinding this most elusive of orchids & to @BSBIscience who visited the (secret) site to verify the find.
@BSBIbotany@Roger_TL45Y@SuffolkBIS Big picture is nigrum … other ones are Solanum nitidibaccatum Bitter -sorry, I pushed post too soon! Those two hybridise in 🇬🇧 sometimes….
A new study in Science finds that some of the independent origins of plant prickles share a common genetic basis, providing a gene editing target to facilitate the removal of these sharp projections in cultivated plants.
📄: https://t.co/RJySSco34w
We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone for our lab published in Science. A massive interdisciplinary collaboration with incredibly brilliant researchers. Thanks to all the participants and our past and present lab members who have contributed to this breakthrough 🍆
New monograph for Lycianthes (#solanaceae) in tropical Asia out in @PhytoKeys ! Convergent flowers with #Solanum (porocidal anthers) sister group to #Capsicum - extremely variable plants for which there are thousands of collections.....
https://t.co/PKZi4qeX2E