user:Smartse

I've made some edits from the IPs:{{ip|131.111.30.24}}, {{ip|131.111.30.22}}, {{ip|131.111.30.21}}, {{ip|131.111.30.20}} and {{ip|86.7.19.159}} but won't be making any substantial additions using these accounts. Before I knew about WP:V and WP:RS I made an edit from {{ip|86.135.212.191}}, which I think was my first ever edit.

One day I found out about WP:NEWT which seemed a good idea at the time. I made User:Organismluvva and created some stubs which were waiting in my to do list. I didn't think it would cause so many problems...

• Any plant related articles.
• Any interesting species that I read about.
• Designer drug related articles - mainly because people come here to find out information about them and our articles can be crap.
• Pages where people may have a conflict of interest, often through posts at the relevant noticeboard.
• Reviewing articles at the nominations for the "Did you know?" section of the main page.
• And a fair bit of gnoming too.
• I seem to have a problem where I use where instead of were in articles quite regularly! Thanks to those who fix my spelling crime.

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Irvingia AlsomitraTreculia - would be nice to expand. Partial root zone drying Duboscia User:Smartse/Saudi Star User:Smartse/amerhiphop Pandanus Wikipedia:WikiProject Plants/Popular pages - rate the rest Jacaranda copaia [http://www2.hawaii.edu/~khayes/Journal_Club/fall2007/Dracaena%20scorto.pdf] Stygiomedusa gigantea Thalassobathia pelagica [http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_8638000/8638527.stm] Limits to Growth (30yr paper) Nebela collaris Symbion pandora Cuscuta reflexa Isoetes andicola (syn. Stylites andicola) [http://www.discoverlife.org/mp/20p?see=I_BC/0000 BCI leaf pics] [http://striweb.si.edu/esp/tesp/plant_images_t.htm more pics] Hybanthus prunifolis Trichilia tuberculata Theoretical production ecology seaweed farming Poikilohydry Cameraria ohridella Eophyllophyton Tree - add evolution Kapok = big tree Quercus robur - no mention of inability to regenerate in shade trehalose Alseis blackiana Liana Root - mention competition! Nymphaeales Aechmea magdalenae - shade tolerant and CAM [http://www.plantphysiol.org/cgi/reprint/113/2/441.pdf] pinitol Shewanella oneidensis Drought rhizogenesis Moisture stress Physiological plant disorders [http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S0953756202006548 fungal siderophores] Evolution of plants#Stomata Pyrenoid root exudate Leptocybe invasa User:Smartse/anthropocentric tritrophic interaction Cladosporium resinae (now Hormoconis resinae) Jean Spencer [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/obituary-jean-spencer-1141365.html] coronatine User:Ohconfucius/List_of_Leningradartist_articles diagram for Weber–Fechner law User:Smartse/Hobbs Cacoxenus indagator [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20838779 jwh] Guignardia aesculi - HC leaf blight pyocin crayola katyid Biolizer XN Bob Chandler (scientist) Forrest Hill (scientist) - founders of CGIAR (a mess) User:Smartse/Norman Simmonds American Pain Note Circulation Scheme penoxsulam linuron biostimulant Propyzamide cinmethylin

[http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:ZooFari/Rendering Rendering svgs] WP:BUNCH [http://toolserver.org/~slakr/3rr.php 3RR reporting tool] [http://reftag.appspot.com/ Google Books citation tool] by User:Apoc2400 (via User:Tijfo098) Special:PrefixIndex

[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Timeline_of_the_future_in_forecasts&action=historysubmit&diff=156391569&oldid=150476867 2 and a half year old vandalism!] [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Abiotic_component&action=historysubmit&diff=347404890&oldid=347402229 1 year] [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia%3AArticles_for_deletion%2FOVH_%282nd_nomination%29&action=historysubmit&diff=401234673&oldid=401225935 favourite argument at AfD] [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template_talk%3ADid_you_know&action=historysubmit&diff=410402921&oldid=410402618 more than civil]

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{{collapsetop|DYK creations and expansions}}

• 1. {{icon|DYK}} ... that beta males of Paracerceis sculpta mimic females and gamma males mimic juveniles allowing them to mate without the alpha males realising?
• 2. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Acanthoplus discoidalis is able to squirt haemolymph up to {{convert|30|cm|in|1}} when attacked by predators?
• 3. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the Wrinkle-faced Bat is able to bite 20% harder than other bats of a similar size allowing it to eat a wider range of fruits?
• 4. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the White-throated Round-eared Bat creates roosts inside the nests of the termite, Nasutitermes corniger?
• 5. {{icon|DYK}} ... that somebody jumped {{convert|8|ft|6|in|m}} high on a pogo stick at Pogopalooza this year?
• 6. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the termite Globitermes sulphureus uses autothysis, a form of suicidal altruism, to entangle intruder ants in a sticky substance?
• 7. {{icon|DYK}} ... that if a tree falls on seedlings of the Walking Palm its stilt roots allow it to re-root in a different location?
• 8. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the chemist Basil Weedon discovered the structure of many carotenoids including astaxanthin, rubixanthin and canthaxanthin?
• 9. {{icon|DYK}} ... that in a scientific paper, Equasy, David Nutt compared the risk of taking the drug ecstasy with the risk of horse riding?
• 10. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the Suicide Tree flowers only once before dying and falling over, creating a small gap for its seedlings to grow in?
• 11. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Xikuangshan mine was originally explored for tin but now is the largest antimony mine in the world?
• 12. {{icon|DYK}} ... that during his career Herman Phaff collected 6400 strains of yeast creating a collection containing 400 of the 700 identified species of yeast?
• 13. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Andrew Balmford found that eight-year-old British children could identify 80% of Pokémon characters but only 50% of common species of British wildlife?
• 14. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Erysiphe alphitoides, which causes powdery mildew on oak trees, is one of the most common diseases in European forests today, but may have originated in the tropics?
• 15. {{icon|DYK}} ... that systemin was the first identified plant peptide hormone and helps protect tomato plants against damage from herbivorous insects?
• 16. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the Ascension Island parsley fern was considered extinct until four plants were recently discovered on Ascension Island?
• 17. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the Simarouba species can be used as timber, for producing edible oils and to treat dysentery?
• 18. {{icon|DYK}} ... that tomatoes were the first commercially available genetically modified food?
• 19. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Parachartergus apicalis (pictured) will attack Camponotus atriceps if they try to tend their treehoppers?
• 20. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Darwin's bark spider makes the longest known spider web, spanning distances of up to {{convert|25|m}}, using the toughest known biomaterial, that is ten times as tough as Kevlar?
• 21. {{icon|DYK}} ... that killer shrimp have invaded Western Europe and could soon invade North America?
• 22. {{icon|DYK}} ... that then-unknown singer Estelle featured on DJ Skitz{{'}}s debut album in 2001?
• 23. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the seeds of Simarouba amara are more likely to germinate once they have been eaten by monkeys?
• 24. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Euprenolepis procera is the first ant discovered that harvests and feeds on mushrooms (pictured)?
• 25. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Julian Assange{{'}}s lawyer, Mark Stephens, was called the patron solicitor of lost causes?''
• 26. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the snail Pittieria aurantiaca feeds on honeydew produced by the lantern bug Enchophora sanguinea (pictured), the first recorded trophobiotic interaction between a gastropod and an insect?
• 27. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the fruits of Ficus yoponensis are one of the preferred foods of the Mantled Howler Monkey and contain more vitamin C than any other possible foods?
• 28. {{icon|DYK}} ... that although the graceful fern is native to the tropics, it can survive temperatures as low as {{convert|-7|C|F}}?
• 29. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the long strap fern was one of the subjects of pteridomania?
• 30. {{icon|DYK}} ... that water-filled holes in the trunk of Platypodium elegans are an important habitat for the larvae of giant damselflies?
• 31. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Carl Rettenmeyer found hundreds of mite species that live on army ants, including one that acts as an extension to the foot whilst sucking blood?
• 32. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Streptomyces scabies causes common scab on potatoes?
• 33. {{icon|DYK}} ... that so-called bath salts, a class of designer drug that became popular in the last decade, often contain mephedrone, which was first synthesised in the 1920s?
• 34. {{icon|DYK}} ... that Redcliffe N. Salaman was the first person to identify genetic resistance to late blight in wild potatoes?

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• 1. {{icon|DYK}} ... that despite being in different classes, Bradyrhizobium and Klebsiella pneumoniae have similar genes for fixing nitrogen?
• 2. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the first find by the amateur metal detectorist, Nick Davies, was the Shrewsbury Hoard which contained around 10,000 bronze Roman coins?
• 3. {{icon|DYK}} ... that silver phosphate, which was used in early photography as a light-sensitive agent, has recently been found to function as a photocatalyst for the splitting of water?
• 4. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the Miage Glacier is the largest debris-covered glacier in Europe and the longest glacier in Italy?
• 5. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the bone skipper came back from the dead after 160 years to feed on rotting bones?
• 6. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the most massive known neutron star is approximately {{convert|10|km}} in diameter, but has a mass twice that of the Sun?
• 7. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the fungus Oidium mangiferae causes powdery mildew on mango trees?
• 8. {{icon|DYK}} ... that in certain organisms sperm stored by females allows for a process called sperm competition?
• 9. {{icon|DYK}} ... that picnic beetles (example pictured) are attracted to beer?
• 10. {{icon|DYK}} ... that the 150-million-year-old ink of the extinct, squid-like Belemnotheutis (artist's rendition pictured) was used to draw a picture that paleontologists called "the ultimate self portrait"?
• 11. {{icon|DYK}}... that recent quantum chemical calculations have established that arsoles are only moderately aromatic?

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