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Face à la diffusion internationale de la propagande photographique ennemie, la France met en place au printemps 1915, la Section photographique de l’armée (SPA). Destinée à contrer l’action allemande auprès des pays neutres, elle a pour objectif également de produire des archives sur tous les aspects de la guerre mais aussi un fonds documentaire à l’usage de l’armée. L’analyse de son fonctionnement permet de comprendre le métier de reporter-militaire ainsi que les conditions de production des photographies sur le front, leur traitement en laboratoire, la rédaction des légendes, l’archivage, le passage par la censure et la diffusion. Les photographies de la SPA sont conservées en partie à la Bibliothèque de documentation internationale contemporaine dont elles constituent un des fonds les plus riches et les plus intéressants. L’ouvrage d’Hélène Guillot apporte un éclairage essentiel pour comprendre comment une des sources majeures de l’histoire de la Première Guerre mondiale a été constituée d’un point de vue institutionnel, mais aussi du point de vue des hommes, envoyés sur le front en soldats de la mémoire.

Art --- Sociology --- guerre --- soldat --- mémoire --- propagande --- Section photographique --- armée --- reporter-militaire --- front --- archivage --- censure

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This book unpacks the aspects of the lives of war correspondents, exposing the principles of interaction and valorisation that usually go unacknowledged. This book asks why it is that the authoritative reporter increasingly needs to appear authentic, and that success depends not only on getting things right but being the right sort of journalist. This depends on the uncalculating mastery of practices both before and during a journalist's career. Includes interview with war correspondents and others with an active stake in the field and combines them with the critical sociology of Pierre Bourdieu to construct a political phenomenology of war reporting, the power relations and unspoken rules underpinning the representation of conflict and suffering by the media.

War correspondents --- War --- Correspondents, War --- Journalists --- Reporters and reporting --- War in the press --- Embedded war correspondents --- Armed conflict (War) --- Conflict, Armed (War) --- Fighting --- Hostilities --- Wars --- International relations --- Military art and science --- Professional ethics. --- Press coverage --- History. --- Press coverage. --- Pierre Bourdieu. --- critical sociology. --- interaction. --- journalism. --- journalistic authority. --- power relations. --- reporter. --- valorisation. --- war correspondents. --- war reporting.

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This reprint is a printed version of the Special Issue, entitled “Orchid Biochemistry 2.0”, one literature review, and nine original research articles were published, and the Special Issue provides further insight into several critical subtopics, including reproduction biology, functional genomics in secondary metabolites, as well as polysaccharides and orchid mycorrhizae.

terpene synthase --- terpenes --- methyl jasmonate --- abiotic stress --- orchids --- anthocyanin --- MYB2 --- orchid --- Dendrobium bigibbum --- γ-irradiation --- orchid mycorrhiza --- plant hormone --- symbiosis germination --- gene expression --- acetyl groups --- Dendrobium officinale --- REDUCED WALL ACETYLATION --- endoplasmic reticulum --- floral volatiles --- geraniol --- MEP pathway --- amino acids --- female reproductive success --- pollinaria removal --- natural selection --- plant-pollinator interactions --- sugars --- AP2 transcription factor --- development --- dual-luciferase reporter gene system --- Orchidaceae --- evolution --- phylogenetic tree --- DROOPING LEAF --- flower development --- YABBY transcription factors --- floral display --- fruiting --- marsh helleborine --- nectar amino acids --- nectar sugars --- n/a

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It happens every day: we pick up a newspaper or magazine or turn on the television and are bombarded with urgent advice about how to stay healthy. Lose weight! Lower your cholesterol! Early detection saves lives! Sunscreen prevents cancer! But in many cases, pronouncements we rarely think to question turn out to be half-truths that are being pushed by various individuals or groups to advance their own agendas. The Healthy Skeptic explores who these health promoters are-from journalists and celebrities to industry-funded groups and consumer activists-what their motives are, and how they are spinning us in ways we often don't realize. This treasure trove of little-known facts, written by a seasoned health reporter, provides invaluable tips, tools, and resources to help readers think more critically about what they're being told. Becoming a healthy skeptic is vital, Davis argues, because following the right advice can have a profound impact on overall health and longevity. IN TEN ENTERTAINING CHAPTERS, ROBERT J. DAVIS DISCUSSES: * Diets and why they don't work* Dietary supplements * The campaign to reduce cholesterol * Celebrity exhortations to "get tested" * Sunscreen and its promoters' claims * The antichemical activists

Health education. --- Consumer education. --- Health products. --- Quacks and quackery. --- Health --- Personal health --- Wellness --- Medicine --- Physiology --- Diseases --- Holistic medicine --- Hygiene --- Well-being --- Charlatans --- Impostors and imposture --- Swindlers and swindling --- Health aids --- Health supplies --- Commercial products --- Medical supplies --- Buyers' guides --- Shoppers' guides --- Consumer affairs departments --- Consumers' leagues --- Education --- Home economics --- Shopping --- Communication in medicine --- Health promotion --- Preventive health services --- Information services. --- Study and teaching --- antichemical activities. --- critical thinking. --- culinary. --- diet and exercise. --- emotional rollercoaster. --- food lovers. --- health and fitness. --- health and longevity. --- health promoters. --- health reporter. --- health. --- healthcare myths. --- healthy living. --- hopeful stories. --- humanity. --- kitchen setting. --- life lessons. --- physical wellness. --- resources. --- science and math. --- thinking critically. --- tips and tools. --- weight loss.

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Despite intense investigation of plant embryogenesis, there are still various open questions in this fascinating field. For example, our knowledge is still poor in relation to the spatiotemporal dynamics and the regulatory mechanisms of various embryonic events at all levels of whole plants, organs, tissues, cells, and molecules. We also need to understand the generality and diversity of embryonic features in a diverse range of species and also the bioengineering technologies to improve reproductive traits. Therefore, in this Special Issue, we show various articles, including original research papers and reviews, to expand our knowledge on plant embryogenesis, including works spanning from the various novel protocols of model plants to the regulations of somatic embryogenesis in agricultural plants.

tobacco --- embryogenesis --- suspensor --- programmed cell death --- TUNEL --- low-fluence --- red light --- shoot regeneration --- WUS --- NPA --- antioxidative enzymes --- arabinogalactan proteins --- centaury --- Gentianaceae --- in vitro culture --- morphogenesis --- plant growth regulators --- somatic embryo --- tissue culture --- clearing --- 3D imaging --- Arabidopsis thaliana --- embryo --- confocal microscopy --- cell wall staining --- fluorescent reporter --- GFP --- cyclic somatic embryogenesis --- direct somatic embryogenesis --- indirect somatic embryogenesis --- leaf explant --- histology --- 2,4-D --- CPPU --- auxins --- cytokinins --- regeneration --- picloram --- cryoplate --- vitrification solutions --- long-term preservation --- fertilization --- male excess --- parental genome --- paternal genome --- polyspermy --- rice --- epidermal development --- ATML1 --- transcriptional regulation --- post-transcriptional regulation