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‘The stupidest of stupid ideas’: Sunak’s D-Day snub sparks Tory outrage
from UK homepage (2024/6/8 2:21:46)
from UK homepage (2024/6/8 2:21:46)
Furious allies worry prime minister’s return from Normandy will define the election
A general election is a momentous time in the nation’s life. Broadcasters must take it seriously
Tories struggle to secure backing of big business as campaign falters
from UK homepage (2024/6/8 0:49:49)
from UK homepage (2024/6/8 0:49:49)
Labour has already produced document signed by more than 100 corporate figures
Cécile Cabanis will join world’s largest luxury group with plans to succeed veteran Jean-Jacques Guiony
Pandemic lockdowns, partygate and Liz Truss’s ‘mini’ Budget were all mere blips on a clear linear trend
Ask Shrimsley: what’s the most frightening phrase in the world?
from UK homepage (2024/6/7 19:00:04)
from UK homepage (2024/6/7 19:00:04)
Surprisingly, the correct answer has nothing to do with Brexit or business-casual
Tech companies launch fightback against proposed law to introduce ‘kill switch’ on powerful artificial intelligence models
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Seasonal switching of integrated leaf senescence controls in an evergreen perennial Arabidopsis
from Kyoto University Research Information Repository (2024/6/7 9:00:00)
from Kyoto University Research Information Repository (2024/6/7 9:00:00)
タイトル: Seasonal switching of integrated leaf senescence controls in an evergreen perennial Arabidopsis著者: Yumoto, Genki; Nishio, Haruki; Muranaka, Tomoaki; Sugisaka, Jiro; Honjo, Mie N.; Kudoh, Hiroshi抄録: Evergreeness is a substantial strategy for temperate and boreal plants and is as common as deciduousness. However, whether evergreen plants switch foliage functions between seasons remains unknown. We conduct an in natura study of leaf senescence control in the evergreen perennial, Arabidopsis halleri. A four-year census of leaf longevity of 102 biweekly cohorts allows us to identify growth season (GS) and overwintering (OW) cohorts characterised by short and extended longevity, respectively, and to recognise three distinct periods in foliage functions, i.e., the growth, overwintering, and reproductive seasons. Photoperiods during leaf expansion separate the GS and OW cohorts, providing primal control of leaf senescence depending on the season, with leaf senescence bein ...
Bank warns further reductions will depend on inflation easing
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