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• Getting under the skin of hyperaccumulators


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• Increasing tree mortality in a warmer world


• Flood, drought and disease tolerant – one gene to rule them all


• Tropical forest response to drought depends on age


• It takes a 'muscle'...


• Milkweeds dump defences when attacked by immune herbivores


• Interview with ESA Physiological Ecology poster prize winner – Beth Roskilly


• Solving the 'abominable mystery'


• My take on the New Phytologist next generation scientists meeting


• Mark Rausher elected President of Society for the Study of Evolution


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• Thank you to all of our reviewers in 2017!


• Less chewing the cud, more greening the fuel


• Higher temperatures turn pollen purple


• Prof. Dali Guo, 1971–2017


• New research examines the origin of xanthones in plant roots


• Unlocking the patterns of climate change


• The yin-yang of uranium in Arabidopsis


• Once bitten... caterpillar attacks allow aphids to sneak up on plants


• Plants that clean up: heavy metal hyperaccumulators


• Partner swapping: a climate change survival strategy


• Keeping the salt out of wine


• Camel crickets carry seeds


• New Phytologist Editor named the L'Oreal-UNESCO For Women in Science Laureate for Latin America


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• Trigger warning: how the Venus flytrap got its snap


• Do longer growing seasons mean bigger seeds?


• Nectar microbes enhance floral allure


• Seeing red: the evolutionary path to beet-red beets


• American oaks share a common northern ancestor


• Exploring plant evo-devo – a new Special Issue


• In search of the origins of observations of heterostyly


• Rich Norby named Fellow in the AGU


• Plants, People, Planet


• Cucumbers in space


• Call for papers: Special Collection on mycorrhizal function


• Evidence for lipid transfer in arbuscular mycorrhiza


• Tropical plants and ecosystem function - new Feature issue!


• How to publish in New Phytologist with Editor-in-Chief Alistair Hetherington


• Decoding plant-pollinator interactions


• Making mannitol in algae


• Sundew carnivory evolved from defence mechanisms


• Raising a stink: plants smell different when they are eaten by exotic herbivores


• New Phytologist Editors' Choice: March 2017, 213:4


• Snap, digest, respire: Scientists show how the Venus flytrap uses its prey’s nitrogen compounds to extract energy


• Tansley insight featured in BBC earth article


• Thank you to all our reviewers in 2016!


• Balancing reactive oxygen species for a better root boundary


• Life on land: how plants colonised the terrestrial environment


• Innovations in plant evolutionary developmental biology


• Synthetic primer of plant defence was produced in plants all along


• With a little help from my fungus: tomato plants are more resistant against nematodes when colonised by a fungus


• Trait evolution underlies biodiversity patterns


• RIPE for improvement: scientists root for higher cassava yields


• Bristlecone pines untroubled by tree-killing beetle invasion, study shows


• Evolution of a heavy metal hoover


• New Phytologist Editors' Choice: November 2016, 212:3


• 'Snotty gobble' could be a good weed controller


• Genes identified in defence against powdery mildew


• Safety in mixtures: plant diversity alleviates flooding effects


• Pollution turns fly traps veggie


• New research shows how wine gets its nose


• Winners of the New Phytologist awards at ESA 2016


• 'Superstar' rice reduces fertiliser loss and cuts pollution


• Announcing New Phytologist next generation scientists 2017


• Interview with evolution Editor Mark Rausher at Evolution 2016


• Call for Manuscripts: Special collection on Plant volatiles


• Growing your paper's potential with New Phytologist and Kudos


• New Phytologist Editors' Choice: April 2016, 210:1


• The winner of the 2015 Tansley Medal is Dr Alexander M. Jones


• New Phytologist Editors' choice: March 2016, 209:4


• The impact of California's drought on redwood forest ferns


• Special Issue on Plant developmental evolution: Call for Manuscripts


• How much is too much? A new method for testing salinity tolerance in cereals


• Acknowledgement of reviewers


• Funding available – call for proposals for New Phytologist Symposia


• New Phytologist at the British Ecological Society Annual Meeting 2015


• How fresh is your maple syrup?


• New Phytologist Editors' choice: January 2016, 209:1


• Shy flowers attract fewer moths


• Ginkgo: The tree that time forgot


• New Phytologist Editors' choice: December 2015, 208:4


• Tansley Review: 50 years of Arabidopsis research


• Amy Austin awarded Argentina L’Oréal-UNESCO prize for Women in Science


• Celebrating Peer Review Week at New Phytologist


• Lost on the breeze: high ozone concentrations mask the scent of flowers to bees


• New Phytologist Editors’ Choice October 2015


• New insights into heterostyly in primrose


• Viewpoint: Standard syntax for synthetic biology


• The evolution of Cannabis sativa: hemp and marijuana


• New Phytologist Editors' choice: August 2015, 207:3


• Extracellular self-DNA warns plants of danger


• Cactus scientists set out their stall to solve future global agricultural challenges


• New Phytologist Editors’ Choice: July 2015, 207:2


• Special Issue: Evolutionary plant radiations


• Feeding caterpillars make leaves shine


• Predicting tree mortality


• Editing plant DNA using a mechanism evolved in bacteria


• New Phytologist Editors' choice: June 2015, 206:4


• Feature: Eucalyptus genome


• The importance of ‘self-DNA’ for maintaining diversity among species


• Sponsored lecture at ESA 2015: Christopher B. Field, Carnegie Institution for Science


• New Phytologist job vacancy. Recruiting now for a Development Coordinator


• Septoria leaf blotch disease in wheat


• Healthy grain fibre helps barley resist pests


• Coco de mer performs 'parental care' and modifies its habitat


• Scientists transfer pathogen-sensing ‘antenna’ gene to wheat


• Chemical mimicry and Aristolochia


• A question of light: Ocean acidification slows algae growth in the Southern Ocean


• Plants survive better through mass extinctions than animals


• Controlling Septoria leaf blotch disease in wheat


• Mycorrhizal fungal community composition: host identity and ecosystem development


• Funding available – call for proposals for New Phytologist Symposia and Workshops


• Interview with the 2014 Tansley Medal winner William Anderegg


• Acknowledgement of reviewers


• The New Phytologist Tansley Medal 2014


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• Introducing Tansley insights – a new article type for New Phytologist


• The 2014 Tansley Medal winner is Dr William Anderegg


• Profile: Marc-André Selosse


• Kin recognition in plants


• Meet us at the Plant & Animal Genome Conference (PAG XXIII)


• New Phytologist Editors’ Choice: December 2014, 204:4


• Feature: Molecular plant–microbe interactions


• New Phytologist next generation scientists: Editorial, Meeting report and Videos


• Mapping water management traits related to panic grass variants


• New Phytologist Editors’ Choice: November 2014, 204:3


• New Phytologist Trust prize winners at ESA 2014


• New Phytologist Editors’ Choice: October 2014, 204:2. Connecting the dots in jasmonate signalling


• New perspectives on climbing plants


• Mosses survive climate catastrophes


• 36th New Phytologist Symposium: Cell biology at the plant–microbe interface


• Special Issue: Plants interacting with other organisms


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• UK Plant Evolution 2014


• Meet New Phytologist Editors at ESA this year


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• Root growth regulation could help boost crop performance


• Spying on plants–electrical communications using aphids


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• Western forests recover quickly from natural wildfires


• Virtual Special Issue: Phytopathogen effector proteins


• New Phytologist call for Papers: Eucalyptus genomics


• New Phytologist call for Papers: Ecology and Evolution of Mycorrhizas


• New Phytologist is recruiting an Editorial Assistant


• First evidence of plants evolving weaponry to compete in the struggle for selection


• Biological interactions in orchids: in love, head to toe


• Jean-Marie Delwart Foundation Prize 2014


• Climate change could benefit some invasive plants


• Recent advances in ant–plant symbioses


• Hidden crop pest threat to poorer nations revealed


• Interviews with the 2013 Tansley Medal Winners


• No place like elsewhere for the lodgepole pine


• Interview with Tansley Medal 2013 winner Jing-Ke Weng


• Interview with Tansley Medal 2013 winner Li-Qing Chen


• Funding available – call for proposals for New Phytologist Symposia


• Visual abstract: How mangrove forests adjust to rising sea level


• Tansley reviews now freely available on eLS


• Tansley Medal 2013 – winners announced!


• How Scavenging Fungi Became a Plant's Best Friend


• Virtual Special Issue to mark the 200th Volume of New Phytologist


• Invasive species research: a model for plant ecology in the Anthropocene?


• Woody clockworks - trees have a built-in alarm clock


• New Phytologist on Tour 2013


• Plants move water "the wrong way" in tropical cloud forest


• New Phytologist Editors on tour at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK.


• Reliably higher levels of healthy compound in Beneforté broccoli


• Symbiotic fungi alter plant chemistry that discourages leaf-cutting ants


• Physical dormancy in seeds: a game of hide and seek?


• Fifty shades of red? Flowers 'pick' birds over insects


• Interview with Tansley Medal Winner 2012: Robin Hopkins


• Trees Pass Gas - The Wind in the Willows


• The New Phytologist Tansley Medal 2012 - Winner announced


• New Editor-in-Chief Professor Alistair Hetherington


• Do Australia's giant fire-dependent trees belong in the rainforest?


• 4th New Phytologist Workshop: Synthetic Biology

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• 39th New Phytologist Symposium: Trait covariation: Structural and functional relationships in plant ecology

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• 40th New Phytologist Symposium: Plant epigenetics: from mechanisms to ecological relevance

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• 38th New Phytologist Symposium: Colonization of the terrestrial environment 2016

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• 41st New Phytologist Symposium: Plant sciences for the future

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• 37th New Phytologist Symposium: Plant developmental evolution

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• 42nd New Phytologist Symposium: The biology of wood: from cell to trees

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• 36th New Phytologist Symposium: Cell biology at the plant–microbe interface

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• 43rd New Phytologist Symposium: Interaction networks and trait evolution

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• 35th New Phytologist Symposium: The genomes of forest trees: new frontiers of forest biology

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• 44th New Phytologist Symposium: Determinants of tropical vegetation structure and function

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• 34th New Phytologist Symposium: Systems biology and ecology of CAM plants

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• 33rd New Phytologist Symposium: Networks of Power and Influence: ecology and evolution of symbioses between plants and mycorrhizal fungi

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• 32nd New Phytologist Symposium: Plant interactions with other organisms: molecules, ecology and evolution

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• 31st New Phytologist Symposium: Orchid symbioses: models for evolutionary ecology

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• 30th New Phytologist Symposium: Immunomodulation by plant-associated organisms


• 29th New Phytologist Symposium: Stomata


• 28th New Phytologist Symposium: Functions and ecology of the plant microbiome


• 27th New Phytologist Symposium: Stoichiometric flexibility in terrestrial ecosystems under global change


• 26th New Phytologist Symposium: Bioenergy trees

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• 25th New Phytologist Symposium: Colonization of the terrestrial environment


• 24th New Phytologist Symposium: Plant respiration and climate change


• 23rd New Phytologist Symposium: Carbon cycling in tropical ecosystems


• 22nd New Phytologist Symposium: Effectors in plant–microbe interactions


• 21st New Phytologist Symposium: The ecology of ectomycorrhizal fungi


• 20th New Phytologist Symposium: Arsenic: Unravelling its metabolism and speciation in plants


• 19th New Phytologist Symposium: Physiological sculpture of plants: new visions and capabilities for crop development

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• 18th New Phytologist Symposium: Calcium-based signalling systems in plants


• 17th New Phytologist Symposium: Systems Biology and the Biology of Systems: how, if at all are they related?


• 16th New Phytologist Symposium: Impact of genomics on fungal biology


• 15th New Phytologist Symposium: Networks in Plant Biology


• 14th New Phytologist Symposium: New directions in plant ecological development


• 13th New Phytologist Symposium: The role of the extracellular matrix in the control of plant development


• 12th New Phytologist Symposium: Functional genomics of environmental adaptation in Populus


• 11th New Phytologist Symposium: Plant speciation


• 10th New Phytologist Symposium: Functional genomics of plant–microbe interactions


• 9th New Phytologist Symposium: Heavy metals and plants - from ecosystems to biomolecules


• 8th New Phytologist Symposium: Impact of soil microbes on plant population dynamics and productivity


• 7th New Phytologist Symposium : Stomata 2001


• 6th New Phytologist Symposium: Signalling in plants


• 5th New Phytologist Symposium: Root dynamics and global change - an ecosystem perspective


• 4th New Phytologist Symposium: At the crossroads of plant physiology and ecology - causes and consequences of variation in leaf structure


• 3rd New Phytologist Symposium: Major biological issues resulting from anthropogenic disturbance of the nitrogen cycle


• 2nd New Phytologist Symposium: Putting plant physiology on the map - genetic analysis of developmental and adaptive traits


• 1st New Phytologist Symposium: Molecular approaches to the study of plant–microbe symbioses

Workshops

• 20th New Phytologist Workshop: Molecular mechanisms underlying the rapid evolution of plant–microbe interactions

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• 21st New Phytologist Workshop: Looking for a pulse in dryland ecosystems: Evaluating the pulse dynamics paradigm 40 years after its creation

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• 22nd New Phytologist Workshop: Energy costs of mechanisms for salinity tolerance in crop plants: a cost-benefit analysis

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• 23rd New Phytologist Workshop: Plant proteostasis: controlling protein stability for sustainable agriculture

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• 19th New Phytologist Workshop: Synthesis in the city: urban evolutionary ecology of plants


• 11th New Phytologist Workshop: Scaling from genomes to ecosystem function in peatmosses (Sphagnum)


• 16th New Phytologist Workshop: Dark diversity of co-occurring arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and host plants


• 17th New Phytologist Workshop: The emerging science of linked plant–fungal invasions: mycorrhizas, pathogens, and soil feedbacks


• 18th New Phytologist Workshop: The Kok effect: beyond the artefact, emerging leaf mechanisms (KOALA)


• 15th New Phytologist Workshop: Flooding stress: signalling through perturbations in oxygen, ethylene, nitric oxide and light


• 14th New Phytologist Workshop: Developing interdisciplinary omics tools for organelle and cell type – specific analysis of plants


• 13th New Phytologist Workshop: Model–data integration for the next generation of forest FACE experiments


• 12th New Phytologist Workshop: The apoplast as battleground for plant–microbe interactions


• 10th New Phytologist Workshop: Origin and evolution of plants and their interactions with fungi

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• 9th New Phytologist Workshop: Improving representation of photosynthesis in Earth System Models


• 8th New Phytologist Workshop: Improving representation of leaf respiration in large-scale predictive climate-vegetation models


• 7th New Phytologist Workshop: Frontiers in chemical ecology and coevolution


• 6th New Phytologist Workshop: Bridging mycorrhizal genomics, metagenomics & forest ecology


• 5th New Phytologist Workshop: Ecological and Evolutionary Genomics of Plant Adaptation


• 4th New Phytologist Workshop: Synthetic Biology

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• 3rd New Phytologist Workshop: 2nd International Powdery Mildew Workshop


• 2nd New Phytologist Workshop : A multi-scale model investigation of the mechanisms of drought-induced vegetation mortality


• 1st New Phytologist Workshop: Forest sensitivity to CO₂