Mast‐seeding plants often produce high seed crops the year after a warm spring or summer,
but the warm‐temperature model has inconsistent predictive ability. Here, we show for 26 …

The shoot apical meristem of grasses produces the primary branches of the inflorescence,
controlling inflorescence architecture and hence seed production. Whereas leaves are …

Snow tussocks (Chionochloa spp.) in New Zealand exhibit extreme mast seeding which is
synchronised within and among populations and species over large spatial scales. This …

Synchronous and intermittent reproduction in long‐lived plants, known as mast seeding, is
induced by climatic cues, but the mechanism explaining variation in masting among …

Pittosporum eugenioides is a native ornamental species with a wide distribution throughout
New Zealand. The effects of the application of two plant hormones (gibberellic acid and …

The potential for using gibberellins (GAS) to modify time of flowering and fruit maturity in
mango was investigated. Winter spraying of mango trees grown in the coastal subtropics of …

Context Tall bunch-type tropical forage grasses are known for their rapid (true) stem
elongation late in the regrowth cycle, even during the vegetative phase. Aims This study …

Kellogg, EA 2006. Beyond taxonomy: prospects for understanding morphological diversity in
the grasses (Poaceae). Darwiniana 44 (1): 7-17. The grass family (Poaceae) is unusually …

Snow tussocks (Chionochloa spp.) in New Zealand exhibit extreme mast (episodic) seeding
which has important implications for plant ecology and plant–insect interactions. Heavy …

Applications of the growth promotive gibberellins (GAs) GA 4 and 2, 2-dimethyl GA 4, and of
C-16, 17 endo-dihydro GA 5, which is known to promote flowering while inhibiting stem …