The Latest Research From American Journal of Botany

• Was the ancestral angiosperm flower whorled throughout? Dmitry Sokoloff et al.'s thoughts on Sauquet et al.'s recent article in Nature Communications
• A quick glance at noteworthy articles in this month's issue Highlights from the most recent issue of AJB.
• Persistent pollinators and the evolution of complete selfing: an “On the Nature of Things” essay by Rachel Spigler and Susan Kalisz

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The AJB Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Pamela Diggle (University of Connecticut), studies the evolution of morphological diversity among plants with particular emphasis on understanding how features of development shape the dynamics of evolutionary change.

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Debate blooms over anatomy of the world’s first flower: Some researchers say that statistical prediction of the ancestral blossom yielded an unlikely structure. Nature article covers Dmitry Sokoloff's recent AJB article. Read more...

Botanical Society of America and Wiley Confirm New Publishing Partnership. Read more...

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