Botany, UBC
Est. 1915
The Botany Department is one of the largest and strongest Botany Departments in North America, offering a wide range of research and educational programs. Specializations range from the organismal to the molecular level.
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Western anemone
Western anemone (Anemone occidentals) growing in an alpine meadow.
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Central vacuole in Arabidopsis leaf epidermal cells
Transgenic Arabidopsis harboring the tonoplast marker δ-TIP-GFP were feed with naringenin to visualize the vacuolar lumen
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Skunk Cabbage in Japan
We wake up early to let you know that Spring is here!!!
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A Cell plate and young epidermal cells of an Arabidopsis inflorescence stem.
Meshworks of cellulose microfibrils are often found in cell plates at the upper region of an Arabidopsis inflorescence stem where cells are still undergoing division.
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Pulsatilla ludoviciana
One of the plant species in our long-term plots at Kluane, SW Yukon.
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Submitted by: Roy Turkington
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Two newly discovered organisms point to the existence of an ancient organism that resembled a tiny version of the lumbering, human-eating science fiction ...more
Sad news about Len Dyck
We are aware of reports identifying a body found in Northern B.C. as that of Dr. Leonard Dyck. We can confirm he was a sessional lecturer in the Department of Botany at UBC.
The UBC community is shocked and saddened by this news and we offer our deepest condolences to his family, friends and colleagues at the university. In Memoriam.
