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IDTitleSection/TopicAuthorsKeywords
387Wall structure based on FIB studies of isoetalean microspores from Early Cretaceous of northeastern Spain
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Paleobotanical SectionVillanueva, Uxue; Sender, Luis Miguel; Diez, José Bienvenido; Pons, Denise; Cevallos-Ferriz, Sergio.Isoetaleans
Early Cretaceous
Iberian Range
microspores
32Water transport in plants at multiple scales: A physiological, ecological and evolutionary appraisal
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Watertransport in plants at multiple scales: A physiological, ecological, andevolutionary appraisalMelcher, Peter; Pratt, Brandon.xylem
root hydraulics
long distance sap transport
embolism formation andrefilling
macroevolution of planthydraulics
leaf hydraulics 
stem hydraulics
412Weed Profiling: A Molecular Phylogenetic Approach to Darwin's Naturalization Hypothesis
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Ecological SectionPark, Daniel; Potter, Daniel.Asteraceae
Cardueae
community phylogenetics
Molecular phylogeny
invasive species
112What is and has been in a fossil name?
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Colloquium in Honor of John McNeillSkog, Judith.Nomenclature
fossils
Paleobotany
311What makes a plant invasive? It might be a matter of microbes
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Rhizosphere interactions: the root microbiomeRout, Marnie E..plant growth-promoting bacteria
ecosystem functions
invasive ecology
functional traits
619Where angels fear to tread.. the future of naming
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Colloquium in Honor of John McNeillKnapp, Sandra.Nomenclature
Plants
BioCode
technology
zoology
e-publication
39Where is plant systematics headed in the next ten years?
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Where is plant systematics headed in the next ten years? Stuessy, Tod; Funk, Vicki.plant systematics 
research priorities
future trends
1194White bark Pine Decline in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: Lessons learned from birds, bears and the precious dust of Galadriel
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Weresub LectureAntibus, Robert K.; Cripps, Cathy.Weresub Lecture
1193Wild Ohio: The Best of Our Natural Heritage
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Regional Botany Special Lecture McCormac, Jim.wild ohio
rare flora
conservation
natural areas
50Workshop and Roundtable Discussion: Successful Manuscript Preparation and Publication
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Conference WideMcpherson, Amy; Hund, Richard; Parada, Beth.

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