Just received a lovely email from the journal #AnnalsOfBotany to say our article "Wikidata for botanists: benefits of collaborating and sharing Linked Open Data" is amongst the most-read of their recent articles. We're quite proud of this! https://doi.org/10.1093/aob/mcaf062 #Wikidata #Botany

🎉 Good news! Our @AnnBot Senior Editor Gabriela Auge is co-organizing a session at ICAR 2025! 🌿(1/3)

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Scientists studied how genes are turned on and off during flower development in a group of plants with special spur structures on their flowers, finding evidence that duplication of a certain gene helped the evolution of these spurs for collecting nectar.

https://botany.one/2023/11/how-gene-duplication-led-to-the-evolution-of-nectar-spurs/

How Gene Duplication Led to the Evolution of Nectar Spurs

Scientists studied how genes are turned on and off during flower development in a group of plants with special spur structures on their flowers, finding evidence that duplication of a certain gene helped the evolution of these spurs for collecting nectar.

Botany One