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Recognizing Plant Cell authors: Qiu Fang
The Plant Cell, The Plant Cell: Author ProfilesQiu Fang, co-first author of Regulation of Aluminum Resistance in Arabidopsis Involves the SUMOylation of the Zinc Finger Transcription Factor STOP1
Current Position: Ph.D. candidate
Education: Bachelor (2014) and Ph.D. candidate at Nanjing Agricultural University
Non-scientific Interests: Cactus
Brief…
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Recognizing Plant Direct authors: Divya Rajagopal
Plant Direct, Plant Direct: Author ProfilesDivya Rajagopal, first author of Role of Arabidopsis RAB5 GEF vps9a in maintaining potassium levels under sodium chloride stress
Current Position: DST-WOSA Principle Investigator at National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore, India
Education: Ph.D. International Centre for Genetic Engineering…
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Careers Beyond the Bench - Industry Edition
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Careers Beyond the Bench - Industry Edition
Recorded Monday, October 26, 2020
About This Webinar
During this Plantae webinar, which has been jointly organized by the ASPB EDIC Committee and the ASPB Women in Plant Biology Committee, you will develop insights into the many career options available…
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What Do YOU Want to Ask the Next Editor-in-Chief of Plant Physiology?
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We have been charged by ASPB to conduct a search for the next Editor-in-Chief of Plant Physiology. Earlier this year, we began the search process by meeting as a group to discuss potential candidates for this important role. We invited candidates and issued a call for nominations to the community.…
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Get it Sorted: A Classic Endocytic Sorting Mechanism in Mammals is Conserved in Plants
Blog, Research, The Plant Cell, The Plant Cell: In BriefThe plasma membrane (PM) is an exquisitely dynamic structure. It has to be, since it serves as the interface between the cell and the ever-changing environment. PM-associated signaling proteins shuttle quickly between the PM and the cell’s interior to help the organism respond to whatever comes its…
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Perspective: Multiplying the efficiency and impact of biofortification through metabolic engineering (Nature Comms.)
Plant Science Research Weekly
As heterotrophs, we are what we eat. One of the UN Sustainable Development Goals is to end all forms of hunger, including the “hidden hunger” that results from nutrient deficiencies. Van Der Straeten et al. provide an overview of biofortification strategies. They review current successes from…
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Review. The soil-borne identity and microbiome-assisted agriculture: Looking back to the future (Molecular Plant)
Plant Science Research WeeklyBakker et al. begin their review of plant-soil microbiome concepts with a Lorentz Hiltner quote from 1904: “However, I am convinced that soil bacteriology will finally provide results that are not only of explanatory nature, but will also directly affect and determine agricultural practice… I would…
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Perspective. Plant awareness disparity: A case for renaming plant blindness (Plants People Planet)
Plant Science Research Weekly
If there is one thing we agree on, it is that plants are underappreciated, leading to consequences spanning from ecosystem collapse to poor rates of funding. This effect, and efforts to remedy it, have been discussed in terms of “plant blindness”. In this Perspective, Parsley summarizes many…
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Review: Coumarin communication along the microbiome-root-shoot axis (Trends Plant Sci.)
Plant Science Research WeeklyAs the realm of microbiology expands, we see increasing ways in which eukaryotes depend on their microbiomes. For instance, in animals, the “microbiome-gut-brain axis” connects gut microbiota and the nervous system and influences a range of activities from digestion to mental health. Stassen et al.…