'Le Rouge et le Noir': A decline in flavone formation correlates with the rare color of black dahlia (Dahlia variabilis hort.) flowers

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Plant Biology, November 2012

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Dahlia colour chemistry: Why don’t we see blue dahlias?

Compound Interest, 12 Sep 2021

Dahlias: the jewels of the late summer garden. Shades of red, yellow, orange, pink, with their petals forming intricate…

How to Make a Black Dahlia

United Academics, 08 Dec 2012

Dahlias are very popular garden flowers; about 20,000 types have been bred, and display a wide range of shapes, sizes and…

Highlights of the BMC-series: November 2012

BMC series blog, 03 Dec 2012

After a couple of years of careful nurturing, November marks the month that the BMC-series brought home the bacon with the…

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