New Phytologist

Tansley Medal
Robin Hopkins awarded 2012 Tansley Medal for Excellence in Plant Science.
Her paper entitled ‘Reinforcement in plants’ is published in Volume 197 Issue 4. Read the Editorial by Liam Dolan.

32nd New Phytologist Symposium
Plant interactions with other organisms: molecules, ecology and evolution
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 20–22 November 2013
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Eucalyptus genome Special Issue
We will be accepting submissions for a special issue once the main genome paper has been accepted. To register your interest in submitting a paper for this special issue please contact np-managinged@lancaster.ac.uk with your article title and author list.

4th New Phytologist Workshop: Synthetic Biology
Presentations from the Workshop are now available to watch online. Check our YouTube channel for more videos as they appear.

F1000 
Faculty Member Jocelyn Rose recommends the New Phytologist article 'How colorful are fruits? Limited color diversity in fleshy fruits on local and global scales.'
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Plants move water ‘the wrong way’ in tropical cloud forest
Read the press release from 31st May
Red the article: Foliar uptake of fog water and transport belowground alleviates drought effects in the cloud forest tree species, Drimys brasiliensis (Winteraceae)

New Phytologist  goes online-only from January 2012
Read the Editorial by Alexander & Slater to find out why the journal is moving to online-only after 110 years of print.

2011 Impact Factor
New Phytologist has moved up the ISI Plant Science category rankings once again with a new Impact Factor of 6.645.

Latest Virtual Special Issue
Ecological stoichiometry & global change
(Nov 2012)

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Bioenergy trees
(Apr 2012)

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July 2013, Vol. 199 No. 1

In this issue:

• Calcification, ocean acidification and Emiliania huxleyi
• Foliar uptake of fog water in cloud forest species
• Mosses, carbon and arctic vegetation
• The spatial genetic structure of the black truffle
  
  Tansley reviews
• Arabidopsis embryo: a miniature morphogenesis model
• Protein actors sustaining AM fungal symbiosis
  

Cover image  Clouds over ‘Agulhas Negras’ peak in the Mantiqueira range, home to the tropical montane cloud forests in SE Brazil. Courtesy of Rafael S. Oliveira. (Eller et al. pp. 151–162).

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