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  1. Distyly (Evolution 🧬)

    Distyly is a breeding system in plants that is characterized by two separate flower morphs, where individual plants produce flowers that have either long styles and short stamens or short styles and long stamens. However, distyly can refer to any plant that shows some degree of self-incompatibility and has two morphs if at least one of the following cha...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distyly

    #Distyly #Genetics #Evolution #Pollination #PlantMorphology #PlantReproduction

  2. Distyly (Evolution 🧬)

    Distyly is a breeding system in plants that is characterized by two separate flower morphs, where individual plants produce flowers that have either long styles and short stamens or short styles and long stamens. However, distyly can refer to any plant that shows some degree of self-incompatibility and has two morphs if at least one of the following cha...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distyly

    #Distyly #Genetics #Evolution #Pollination #PlantMorphology #PlantReproduction

  3. Distyly (Evolution 🧬)

    Distyly is a breeding system in plants that is characterized by two separate flower morphs, where individual plants produce flowers that have either long styles and short stamens or short styles and long stamens. However, distyly can refer to any plant that shows some degree of self-incompatibility and has two morphs if at least one of the following cha...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distyly

    #Distyly #Genetics #Evolution #Pollination #PlantMorphology #PlantReproduction

  4. Distyly (Evolution 🧬)

    Distyly is a breeding system in plants that is characterized by two separate flower morphs, where individual plants produce flowers that have either long styles and short stamens or short styles and long stamens. However, distyly can refer to any plant that shows some degree of self-incompatibility and has two morphs if at least one of the following cha...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distyly

    #Distyly #Genetics #Evolution #Pollination #PlantMorphology #PlantReproduction

  5. Distyly (Evolution 🧬)

    Distyly is a breeding system in plants that is characterized by two separate flower morphs, where individual plants produce flowers that have either long styles and short stamens or short styles and long stamens. However, distyly can refer to any plant that shows some degree of self-incompatibility and has two morphs if at least one of the following cha...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distyly

    #Distyly #Genetics #Evolution #Pollination #PlantMorphology #PlantReproduction

  6. Welp, my thesis was finally published to ProQuest today. The Masters feels real now.

    (My Google Scholar profile is updated too. The cites are for the UC Access Now Demandifesto.) #PlantMorphology #Botany #Almond #Horticulture

  7. Welp, my thesis was finally published to ProQuest today. The Masters feels real now.

    (My Google Scholar profile is updated too. The cites are for the UC Access Now Demandifesto.) #PlantMorphology #Botany #Almond #Horticulture

  8. Welp, my thesis was finally published to ProQuest today. The Masters feels real now.

    (My Google Scholar profile is updated too. The cites are for the UC Access Now Demandifesto.) #PlantMorphology #Botany #Almond #Horticulture

  9. Welp, my thesis was finally published to ProQuest today. The Masters feels real now.

    (My Google Scholar profile is updated too. The cites are for the UC Access Now Demandifesto.) #PlantMorphology #Botany #Almond #Horticulture

  10. Welp, my thesis was finally published to ProQuest today. The Masters feels real now.

    (My Google Scholar profile is updated too. The cites are for the UC Access Now Demandifesto.) #PlantMorphology #Botany #Almond #Horticulture

  11. Whenever I get a chance to see another Rosaceae family plant's buds emerging, I take a look to compare it to how almond emerges.

    This is Rubus idaeus (raspberry). #Botany #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Horticulture @plantscience

  12. Whenever I get a chance to see another Rosaceae family plant's buds emerging, I take a look to compare it to how almond emerges.

    This is Rubus idaeus (raspberry). #Botany #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Horticulture @plantscience

  13. Whenever I get a chance to see another Rosaceae family plant's buds emerging, I take a look to compare it to how almond emerges.

    This is Rubus idaeus (raspberry). #Botany #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Horticulture @plantscience

  14. Whenever I get a chance to see another Rosaceae family plant's buds emerging, I take a look to compare it to how almond emerges.

    This is Rubus idaeus (raspberry). #Botany #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Horticulture @plantscience

  15. Whenever I get a chance to see another Rosaceae family plant's buds emerging, I take a look to compare it to how almond emerges.

    This is Rubus idaeus (raspberry). #Botany #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Horticulture @plantscience

  16. When needed, the deciduous tree pulls energy from its roots and up to the bare buds curled up tightly against a harsh environment...and the small leaves inside draw strength and burst through the bud scale barriers.

    They start small, but grow larger and larger, producing energy that feeds the tree they belong to, and recharges the roots against future harsh events.

    #Almond #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Resilience #Botany @gardening @plantscience

  17. When needed, the deciduous tree pulls energy from its roots and up to the bare buds curled up tightly against a harsh environment...and the small leaves inside draw strength and burst through the bud scale barriers.

    They start small, but grow larger and larger, producing energy that feeds the tree they belong to, and recharges the roots against future harsh events.

    #Almond #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Resilience #Botany @gardening @plantscience

  18. When needed, the deciduous tree pulls energy from its roots and up to the bare buds curled up tightly against a harsh environment...and the small leaves inside draw strength and burst through the bud scale barriers.

    They start small, but grow larger and larger, producing energy that feeds the tree they belong to, and recharges the roots against future harsh events.

    #Almond #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Resilience #Botany @gardening @plantscience

  19. When needed, the deciduous tree pulls energy from its roots and up to the bare buds curled up tightly against a harsh environment...and the small leaves inside draw strength and burst through the bud scale barriers.

    They start small, but grow larger and larger, producing energy that feeds the tree they belong to, and recharges the roots against future harsh events.

    #Almond #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Resilience #Botany @gardening @plantscience

  20. When needed, the deciduous tree pulls energy from its roots and up to the bare buds curled up tightly against a harsh environment...and the small leaves inside draw strength and burst through the bud scale barriers.

    They start small, but grow larger and larger, producing energy that feeds the tree they belong to, and recharges the roots against future harsh events.

    #Almond #PlantMorphology #Leaves #Resilience #Botany @gardening @plantscience

  21. There are two almond blocks separated by a dirt road in the research orchards I visit most often. One block is already mostly through blooming and leaves are significantly emerged. The northernmost orchard is a litle behind. It's blooming, but the leaves haven't really popped yet.

    Here's a floral bud (pops first) and vegetative bud side by side so you can compare their form and development. #Botany #Horticulture #PlantMorphology

  22. There are two almond blocks separated by a dirt road in the research orchards I visit most often. One block is already mostly through blooming and leaves are significantly emerged. The northernmost orchard is a litle behind. It's blooming, but the leaves haven't really popped yet.

    Here's a floral bud (pops first) and vegetative bud side by side so you can compare their form and development. #Botany #Horticulture #PlantMorphology

  23. There are two almond blocks separated by a dirt road in the research orchards I visit most often. One block is already mostly through blooming and leaves are significantly emerged. The northernmost orchard is a litle behind. It's blooming, but the leaves haven't really popped yet.

    Here's a floral bud (pops first) and vegetative bud side by side so you can compare their form and development. #Botany #Horticulture #PlantMorphology

  24. There are two almond blocks separated by a dirt road in the research orchards I visit most often. One block is already mostly through blooming and leaves are significantly emerged. The northernmost orchard is a litle behind. It's blooming, but the leaves haven't really popped yet.

    Here's a floral bud (pops first) and vegetative bud side by side so you can compare their form and development. #Botany #Horticulture #PlantMorphology

  25. There are two almond blocks separated by a dirt road in the research orchards I visit most often. One block is already mostly through blooming and leaves are significantly emerged. The northernmost orchard is a litle behind. It's blooming, but the leaves haven't really popped yet.

    Here's a floral bud (pops first) and vegetative bud side by side so you can compare their form and development. #Botany #Horticulture #PlantMorphology

  26. Distyly (Evolution 🧬)

    Distyly is a type of heterostyly in which a plant demonstrates reciprocal herkogamy. This breeding system is characterized by two separate flower morphs, where individual plants produce flowers that either have long styles and short stamens, or that have short styles and long stamens. However, distyly can refer to any plant that shows some degree of sel...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distyly

    #Distyly #Genetics #Evolution #Pollination #PlantMorphology #PlantReproduction

  27. Distyly (Evolution 🧬)

    Distyly is a type of heterostyly in which a plant demonstrates reciprocal herkogamy. This breeding system is characterized by two separate flower morphs, where individual plants produce flowers that either have long styles and short stamens, or that have short styles and long stamens. However, distyly can refer to any plant that shows some degree of sel...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distyly

    #Distyly #Genetics #Evolution #Pollination #PlantMorphology #PlantReproduction

  28. Distyly (Evolution 🧬)

    Distyly is a type of heterostyly in which a plant demonstrates reciprocal herkogamy. This breeding system is characterized by two separate flower morphs, where individual plants produce flowers that either have long styles and short stamens, or that have short styles and long stamens. However, distyly can refer to any plant that shows some degree of sel...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distyly

    #Distyly #Genetics #Evolution #Pollination #PlantMorphology #PlantReproduction

  29. Same species of oak, only about 20 meters away. Same type of gall on the leaves, but a different sort on the stem.

    This sort of round wasp gall is a familiar sight to many Californians. It will eventually lose its reddish color and go tan and sometimes will drop off. The inside looks a bit like upholstery foam when you see it in that condition. #Botany
    #Entomology
    #PlantMorphology

  30. Same species of oak, only about 20 meters away. Same type of gall on the leaves, but a different sort on the stem.

    This sort of round wasp gall is a familiar sight to many Californians. It will eventually lose its reddish color and go tan and sometimes will drop off. The inside looks a bit like upholstery foam when you see it in that condition. #Botany
    #Entomology
    #PlantMorphology

  31. Same species of oak, only about 20 meters away. Same type of gall on the leaves, but a different sort on the stem.

    This sort of round wasp gall is a familiar sight to many Californians. It will eventually lose its reddish color and go tan and sometimes will drop off. The inside looks a bit like upholstery foam when you see it in that condition. #Botany
    #Entomology
    #PlantMorphology

  32. Same species of oak, only about 20 meters away. Same type of gall on the leaves, but a different sort on the stem.

    This sort of round wasp gall is a familiar sight to many Californians. It will eventually lose its reddish color and go tan and sometimes will drop off. The inside looks a bit like upholstery foam when you see it in that condition. #Botany
    #Entomology
    #PlantMorphology

  33. Same species of oak, only about 20 meters away. Same type of gall on the leaves, but a different sort on the stem.

    This sort of round wasp gall is a familiar sight to many Californians. It will eventually lose its reddish color and go tan and sometimes will drop off. The inside looks a bit like upholstery foam when you see it in that condition. #Botany
    #Entomology
    #PlantMorphology

  34. Insect galls are really interesting...not just from the insect perspective but from the plant one. How much was a palette of possibilities that was in the plant all along? How much is the direction of the insect?

    This oak in the UC Davis Arboretum, and nearby oaks in Davis show the marks of insects sculpting the plant's leaves and twigs for their own purposes.

    #Botany #Entomology #PlantMorphology

  35. Insect galls are really interesting...not just from the insect perspective but from the plant one. How much was a palette of possibilities that was in the plant all along? How much is the direction of the insect?

    This oak in the UC Davis Arboretum, and nearby oaks in Davis show the marks of insects sculpting the plant's leaves and twigs for their own purposes.

    #Botany #Entomology #PlantMorphology

  36. Insect galls are really interesting...not just from the insect perspective but from the plant one. How much was a palette of possibilities that was in the plant all along? How much is the direction of the insect?

    This oak in the UC Davis Arboretum, and nearby oaks in Davis show the marks of insects sculpting the plant's leaves and twigs for their own purposes.

    #Botany #Entomology #PlantMorphology