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Drosera rotundifolia L.

Posted by Alastair Culham, May 08, 2012

Drosera rotundifolia L. is one of the most widespread species in the genus and is found around the northern hemisphere in cool temperate regions with acid soils.

Alusaine Samura

Hi. I am working on weeds as alternate host for the cassava mosaic virus. I will be grateful if we can collaborate. Kind regards

posted on 8:09 am, Jun 10, 2014

Congress Grass, Gajar Ghans, Santa Maria Feverfew and Whitetop Weed Parthenium hysterophorus

Posted by Joseph Mappilacherry, Nov 20, 2013

One of the worst invasive plants in India, but it has medicinal values.

Alpha diversity question

Posted by Ines Martins, Jul 16, 2012

Hello all,

first of all I will made a brief resume about my thesis:
I had 2 sub-projects, project A - abiotic stress (water stress) and project M - biotic stress (mycorrhization). I need to find the genes involved in this stresses but my question now will be about alpha diversity.

Project A - water stress - I had 3 plants growing in 1 - less water, 2- medium water and 3- full water. Read more »

Alpha diversity question

Posted by Ines Martins, Jul 16, 2012

Hello all,

first of all I will made a brief resume about my thesis:
I had 2 sub-projects, project A - abiotic stress (water stress) and project M - biotic stress (mycorrhization). I need to find the genes involved in this stresses but my question now will be about alpha diversity.

Project A - water stress - I had 3 plants growing in 1 - less water, 2- medium water and 3- full water. Read more »

IUCN red status

Posted by Alastair Culham, May 08, 2012

A few members of Droseraceae are now listed by the IUCN in the Red List. This is the beginning of a large scale evaluation of conservation status for carnivorous plants. See Drosera burmanni http://www.iucnredlist.org/apps/redlist/details/169038/0 as an example.

Wait......

Posted by Pitra Akhriadi, Dec 28, 2011

Waiting for support...

Matthew Hanlon

Can you please elaborate? I do not see any My-Plant support tickets submitted by you.

posted on 12:07 pm, Dec 28, 2011

Douglas fir

Posted by Peggy Edwards, Dec 20, 2011

Thanks for welcoming me here; my profile photo is taken in front of the oldest Douglas fir in Scotland
planted from seeds collected by David Douglas.

Holly and Ivy Clades

Posted by Rick McCourt, Dec 15, 2011

Happy Holidays everyone!!!

The Green Algal Tree of Life project is online. Visit the p

Posted by Rick McCourt, Nov 06, 2011

The Green Algal Tree of Life project is online. Visit the project web site at www.gratol.org. If you'd like more information, contact me.
Rick McCourt

Need genotypic and phenotyic data of line cross populations

Posted by Zhiqiu Hu, Oct 25, 2011

I'm looking for high quality datasets, number of SNPs>1000 and number of individuals >400, for experimental populations (F2, F3, or RILs). The dataset will be used to demonstrate a new method handling high density molecular markers. I will appreciate it if you would provided such data or you have any suggestions about where to find it. For any information to share, please contact me at zhiqiu.hu@ucr.edu.
Thank you very much for your kindly help!

News & Announcements

TNRS 3.0: Geographic Range of Plant Names Now Extends Beyond the Americas

Posted on Oct 12, 2012

Version 3.0 of the Taxonomic Name Resolution Service (TNRS) is still an innovative, simple, web-based tool that allows anyone – academic researchers to master gardeners – to quickly standardize plant names against trusted taxonomic sources.

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My-Plant at BSA 2011 in St. Louis

Posted on Jul 08, 2011

My-Plant will be presented at BSA 2011 in the iPlant Workshop along with many other iPlant tools on Saturday, July 9th.

See http://2011.botanyconference.org/engine/search/index.php?func=detail&aid... for more details!

See you in St. Louis!

The Plant List - a working list of all plant species

Posted on Jan 20, 2011

Recently launched, the Plant List (http://www.theplantlist.org) is a new resource for the plant sciences community!  We've placed a link to the plant list in all of the clades on My-Plant.  Clade managers can update that link to point to a specific page on the Plant List if one exists for their clade. Read more »