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OVER
A collage, based on botanical drawings of the 17th to 19th centuries,
illustrating the different categories of rapid plant movement:
Dionea muscipula
uses a snap buckling movement to capture prey;
Astromeria
uses an explosive
fracture to disperse its seeds ballistically; and
Pharbitis nil
twirls its tendrils in
search of support through swelling. Also shown are formulas (see
page 1308
) for
the physical limits of rapid plant and fungal movements. [Image: Ellen Skotheim]
Volume 308
27 May 2005
Number 5726
D
EPARTMENTS
1251
E
COLOGY
Israeli Controversy Blossoms Over Protecting
Gilboa Iris
1219
S
CIENCE
O
NLINE
1221
T
HIS
W
EEK IN
S
CIENCE
1225
E
DITORIAL
by Peter Crane and Ann Kinzig
Nature in the Metropolis
1253
R
ANDOM
S
AMPLES
L
ETTERS
1227
E
DITORS
’C
HOICE
1230
C
ONTACT
S
CIENCE
1257
The Future of Farming and Conservation
J. Vandermeer and I. Perfecto.
1233
N
ET
W
ATCH
R. E. Green
et al.
Fossil Horses and Rate of Evolution
K. R. Dronamraju.
Response
1272
AAAS N
EWS AND
N
OTES
1327
N
EW
P
RODUCTS
B. J. MacFadden.
HIV and
Smallpox
R. A. Gruters and A. D. M. E. Osterhaus.
Response
Response
1338
S
CIENCE
C
AREERS
N
EWS OF THE
W
EEK
D. Nolan
et al.
How Similar Are Poxviruses?
R. Mezencev and K. Mereish
1234
I
NFECTIOUS
D
ISEASES
Genetic Analyses Suggest Bird Flu Virus Is
Evolving
1260
Corrections and Clarifications
B
OOKS
ET AL
.
1234
T
OXICOLOGY
House Would Foil Human Pesticide Studies
1261
A
NTHROPOLOGY
When They Severed Earth from Sky
How the Human
Mind Shapes Myth
E. W. Barber and P. T. Barber, reviewed by A. A. Baird
1244
1235
S
MALLPOX
WHA Gives Yellow Light
for Variola Studies
1262
N
EUROSCIENCE
Brain Fiction
Self-Deception and the Riddle of
Confabulation
W. Hirstein, reviewed by A. Schnider
1237
P
LANETARY
S
CIENCE
Voyager 1 Crosses a New
Frontier and May Save Itself
From Termination
P
OLICY
F
ORUM
1237
S
CIENCE
S
COPE
1263
E
NVIRONMENT
The Specter of Fuel-Based Lighting
E. Mills
related Review
page 1274
1238
N
UMBER
T
HEORY
Third Time Proves Charm for
Prime-Gap Theorem
1239
S
OCIOLOGY
Controversial Study Suggests
Seeing Gun Violence Promotes It
related Report
page 1323
P
ERSPECTIVES
1265
A
STRONOMY
The Link Between Supernovae and Gamma Ray
Bursts
B. Schmidt
related Report
page 1284
1261
1240
B
IOCHEMISTRY
Plant Hormone’s Long-Sought Receptor Found
1241
2006 B
UDGET
Physics Research Gets a Boost and a Warning
From Its Funders
1266
C
ELL
B
IOLOGY
Lessons in Rational Drug Design for Protein Kinases
N. G. Ahn and K. A. Resing
related Report
page 1318
1241
S
CIENCE AND THE
L
AW
Butler Gets Break on Pending Appeal
1243
F
RENCH
S
CIENCE
Cracks in the Monolith: CNRS Begins a
Long-Awaited Reform
1267
G
EOCHEMISTRY
When Do Rocks Become Oil?
B. F. Schaefer
related Report
page 1293
N
EWS
F
OCUS
1268
M
ATERIALS
S
CIENCE
Designing Superhard Materials
R. B. Kaner, J. J. Gilman, S. H. Tolbert
1244
N
ATIONAL
L
ABS
A Bidding War for Los Alamos
1269
B
IOMEDICINE
Hamiltonian Medicine: Why the Social Lives of
Pathogens Matter
K. R. Foster
R
EVIEW
1247
P
LANETARY
S
CIENCE
Comet Crackup Will Spur Science,
Whatever the Result
1248
C
ANCER
Encouraging Results for Second-Generation
Antiangiogenesis Drugs
1263
&
1274
1274
A
PPLIED
P
HYSICS
Solid-State Light Sources Getting Smart
E. F. Schubert and J. K. Kim
related Policy Forum
page 1263
1249
A
STRONOMY
Turbulent Orion Nebula Shows
a Flare for the Dramatic
Contents continued
1213
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