Emerging momentarily from baby-induced bliss/exhaustion to tweet about 2 papers that have come out recently. The 1st - lovely collaboration with @HuiLiu91535669 many years after we first met! We tried to answer 'can evo history predict plant plastic responses to climate change?'

Very excited to hear this seminar on crop wild relatives by @AliciaGoFer @PPS_UoS

RT @KatieField4: Super cool new paper in @FunEcology lead by @EmilyMagk showing how plant pests influence the movement of fungal-acquired n…

RT @ScienceShef: Why do some mushrooms glow? @KatieField4 , from the School of Biosciences, explains why some mushrooms glow, and takes on…

And here is the link to the paper this is based on -

RT @AleTFidelis: What are forbs? Are they important in tropical open ecosystems? We just published a review about the importance of forbs i…

@LukeTDunning @IliaLeitch @Jotosynthesis @MianSahr @phylofeast @BritishEcolSoc Thanks Luke!

RT @CasparChater: Optimising global plant conservation strategies by finding the known unknowns. The valuable work of my colleagues @KewSci…

@RobertCaine21 Thanks Bobby 😊

THM: both small and large genomes provide growth benefits (e.g. large GS assoc. with faster growth under lower temperatures/higher N availability, and small GS generally assoc. with faster growth elsewhere). This diversity in GS likely contributes to the global success of grasses

RT @Tim_Ohlert: Our paper on trait diversity indices is out now in PLOS ONE! Great paper to share with the trait nerd in your life. https:/…

RT @YMZhou: So excited to see our article out in @PlantCellEnvir highlighting stomatal dynamics in a wild grass arise from the evolution in…

RT @MValMartin: Job Alert!  Join my research group at @lc3m_cdr @sheffielduni's @ScienceShef to investigate the impacts of oil palm plant…

@maryjcvetjo @JosBarlow You are most welcome! I really enjoyed the discussion :)