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Plant Biology
Research into plants, their biology, and their environments.
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Plant Biology
Research into plants, their biology, and their environments.

Compost helps tomato plants preserve photosynthetic function under severe drought
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- compost
- tomato
- drought stress

Rice stem study points to a gravity-sensing layer beside its protective barrier
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- rice
- gravitropism
- innermost cortex

An RNA-based brake may help Arabidopsis keep putrescine in balance
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- Arabidopsis thaliana
- putrescine
- ADC2

Avocado fruit stalks add sugar-carrying tubes as fruits develop
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- avocado
- Hass
- phloem

Protein markers reveal early polarity in Arabidopsis reproductive development
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- Arabidopsis thaliana
- cell polarity
- gametophyte development

An RNA quality-control pathway has opposing roles in plant heat recovery
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- Arabidopsis thaliana
- nonsense-mediated mRNA decay
- heat stress

RNA decay protein helps regulate Arabidopsis’s circadian clock
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- Arabidopsis
- circadian clock
- DECAPPING PROTEIN 5

Synthetic root images help AI learn when real annotations are scarce
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- root segmentation
- rhizotron
- synthetic training data

A short protein segment helps direct SOSEKI to plant cell edges
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- plant cell polarity
- SOSEKI
- SOK1

Birch gene activity offers clues to contrasting salt-stress responses
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- birch
- Betula halophila
- Betula platyphylla

Sugars help rice leaves sustain production of antimicrobial compounds
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- rice
- photosynthesis
- carbohydrates

Waterlily study links pollen rejection to reactive oxygen and two interacting proteins
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- waterlily
- Nymphaea
- pollen germination

How maize leaves build bridges between their veins
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- maize
- transverse veins
- leaf development

A familiar plant enzyme may help send damaged mitochondria for recycling
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- mitophagy
- Arabidopsis thaliana
- GSNOR1

Extra lobes on morning glory leaves point to a more complex genetic story
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- ivyleaf morning glory
- Ipomoea hederacea
- leaf shape