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🌱 TWiB July 12, 2021

I've been away in Ceredigion this week, so a lot of the work on the @BotanyOne Twitter account has been done by Juniper Kiss. I've put this week's email...

🌱TWiB July 5, 2021

There is some politics in this week's email. Normally I avoid including political stories. This week, the stories are in because people following @BotanyOne...

🌱 TWiB June 28, 2021

It's been a strong week for New Phytologist this week. I'll have to see if that's due to a flaw in the new system from collecting tweets, clever strategy on...

🌱 TWiB June 21, 2021

The big news in the office this week was the launch of a new section of AoB PLANTS, Molecular Function and Environment. I'll be interested to see what comes...

🌱 TWiB June 14, 2021

In the garden we're clearly shifting from spring to summer. It's gone from being too wet to work to being to hot to work. I am hoping to get out to a few...

🌱 TWiB June 7, 2021

I'll start this week by highlighting the ESA's Postdoctoral Excellence Award in Plant Population Ecology. The award, sponsored by AoB PLANTS has a deadline....

🌱 TWiB May 31, 2021

Welcome to the latest Week in Botany compiled from stories shared by people following @BotanyOne on Twitter. It's been a week where nothing major has gone...

🌱 TWiB May 24, 2021

I learned a few things this week. Not least, that warming temperatures might not drive plants uphill as I had assumed. Rachael Olliff-Yang shows that plants...

🌱 TWiB May 17, 2021

This is the first edition of the newsletter where I haven't had help from Nuzzel to find and rank links. Instead, I'm using a soup of three different systems...

🌱 TWiB May 10, 2021

The newsletter is set to change a little. A key tool I used for scanning the accounts on Twitter shut down at short notice. I have found an alternative, but...

🌱 TWiB May 3, 2021

Welcome to another collection of the stories shared by people following @BotanyOne on Twitter. Usually, I remove all the COVID-19 stories from the list I...

🌱 TWiB April 26, 2021

One of the big stories this week was the forest fires in South Africa’s Table Mountain National Park reaching the University of Cape Town. Nature's headline...

🌱 TWiB April 19, 2021

It's definitely Spring here now. Despite the frosty nights, it gets warm in the afternoons and the bees are out. In the spirit of renewal, Botany One had the...

🌱 TWiB April 12, 2021

I'm not sure if it's been a quiet week, or if it's just that I've had a quiet week. I've taken some time off at the start of the week, and my telco decided I...

The Week in Botany - April 5 2021

A second round of daffodils has joined the long-lasting Tête-à-tête daffodils in the front lawn. It now looks like there's a bolt of sunlight across the...

The Week in Botany - March 29, 2021

It turns out that changing the header in one issue does change them in all, so the comment on cherry blossom in the last issue will look odd in the archive....

The Week in Botany - March 22, 2021

Welcome to the first issue of The Week in Botany put together with Revue. It's a slightly different way of working so I've altered the format. The method of...