Trends in Plant Science

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pp. i-i(1)

Out of the Amazon: Theobroma cacao enters the genomic era
pp. 561-563(3)
Author: Bennett A.B.

Why are there so many carbohydrate-active enzyme-related genes in plants?
pp. 563-565(3)
Authors: Coutinho P.M.; Stam M.; Blanc E.; Henrissat B.

Unraveling the functions of glycosyltransferase family 47 in plants
pp. 565-568(4)
Authors: Zhong R.; Ye Z.-H.

Growth of plant culture
pp. 568-569(2)
Author: Napier R.

A molecular view of plant centromeres
pp. 570-575(6)
Authors: Jiang J.; Birchler J.A.; Parrott W.A.; Kelly Dawe R.

Lignins and lignocellulosics: a better control of synthesis for new and improved uses
pp. 576-581(6)
Authors: Boudet A.M.; Kajita S.; Grima-Pettenati J.; Goffner D.

Breaking down taxonomic barriers in polyploidy research
pp. 582-590(9)
Author: Mable B.K.

Tracking genes from seed to supermarket: techniques and trends
pp. 591-597(7)
Author: Auer C.A.

Gametophytic self-incompatibility inhibits pollen tube growth using different mechanisms
pp. 598-605(8)
Authors: Franklin-Tong N.E.; Franklin F.C.H.

Pollen recognition and rejection during the sporophytic self-incompatibility response: Brassica and beyond
pp. 606-613(8)
Authors: Hiscock S.J.; McInnis S.M.