Paul Kenrick

Plant Evolution, Palaeobotany

[C.Strullu-Derrien @CStrulluDerrien]

Happy to see our Primer on the Rhynie chert published in Current Biology today 😊The%20Rhynie%20chert https%3A%2F%https://t.co/iZC6ANryEK%2Fscience%2Farticle%2Fpii%2FS0960982219313703

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

Wonderful to be in Wyoming digging dinosaurs with @Tweetisaurus @DrVEgerton @DrPhilManning and teams from @NHM_London @TCMIndy and @UoM_EES. Finding fossil plants too – building picture of environments and food resources. #MissionJurassic #wedigdinos @NHM_London

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

@fossilplants Congrats on the new born!

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

400 million year old fossils shed light on early evolution of plant rooting systems https://t.co/kbFuDiz4mV

[C.Strullu-Derrien @CStrulluDerrien]

Early soil ecosystem team ⁦@EPPC_Dublin⁩. Great job ⁦@PaulKenrick2⁩ ⁦@Sandy_Heth⁩ ⁦@RiaLMitchell⁩ ⁦@JennyL_Morris⁩ ⁦@bjwmills⁩

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

Cycas circinalis growing 35 stories up in Sky Garden, London. Cool where plants get to!

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

Congratulations Sandy! https://t.co/TCbAMPMnkQ

[C.Strullu-Derrien @CStrulluDerrien]

Sandy Knapp is the new president of the Linnean Society

[C.Strullu-Derrien @CStrulluDerrien]

Celebrating the election of Greg Edgecombe to the Royal Society. Congratulations!!!

[C.Strullu-Derrien @CStrulluDerrien]

Fantastic reconstruction of the Carboniferous flora from western France by Victor O. Leshyk who is working with our team of paleobotanists

[Ian Owens @ipfo]

“Every breath of air, every mouthful of food...we depend in plants”. David Attenborough re-opening the glorious new Temperate House @kewgardens. A cathedral of air, light - and plants!

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

Sporophytes of polysporangiate land plants from the early Silurian period may have been photosynthetically autonomous | Nature Plants - New early Cooksonia fossils could be interesting for plant life cycle evolution https://t.co/5GrHm2VGJv

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

@fossilplants @NHM_London @NHM_Botany Wonderful planting Robbie. Looks brilliant! Congrats to you and your team.

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

Embryophyte stress signaling evolved in the algal progenitors of land plants | PNAS
Interesting insights into exaptations to life on land in algal ancestors @Jan_de_Vries https://t.co/ByCujizz6O

[C.Strullu-Derrien @CStrulluDerrien]

The origin and evolution of mycorrhizal symbioses: from palaeomycology to phylogenomics - Strullu‐Derrien - - New Phytologist - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/VejNRFjuU1

[C.Strullu-Derrien @CStrulluDerrien]

Interested in Carboniferous plants, visit the website https://t.co/0rcz0KoiQh and join the meeting in June. Registration is open!

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

@PierreMarcDelau @NewPhyt @RensingStefan @CStrulluDerrien @scoopit Interesting and a good bit earlier than Cooksonia. Authors right to be cautious about attribution though.

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

Palms going in look fantastic! Thank you Robbie Blackhall-Miles @fossilplants

[Paul Kenrick @PaulKenrick2]

The timescale of early land plant evolution | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences - our analysis indicates a probable Cambrian origin of land plants whichever family tree you choose https://t.co/bfVZlestGh

[Phil Donoghue @glpcjd]

Latest paper from the lab attempts to reconcile paleontological and molecular biological perspectives on the timing of origin of flowering plants https://t.co/T07weo9OqF