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Plant Science Research Weekly: May 8th

Tissue-resolved multi-omics atlas of Arabidopsis Arabidopsis as a model system has been intensively studied over the past twenty years, but the proteome of Arabidopsis has been less well characterized. Here, Mergner et al. report the first 30-tissue-type integrated proteome, phosphoproteome and transcriptome…

Plantae Presents: Doris Wagner and Mathew Lewsey

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic many seminar series and conferences have been canceled or postponed. In response to this, and to make sure plant scientists can continue to communicate their latest work to their peers, The American Society of Plant Biologists launched a virtual seminar series via our online…

Are we ready for next disease epidemic in our crops

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ASPB Conviron Scholars Presentation Created by Godwin James

Let There be Light - How UV light can help us to protect our strawberries

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ASPB Conviron Scholar Presentation by Prisca Meyer

Phosphorous Use in Agriculture

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This is a video aimed at raising awareness for the importance of phosphorous use in agriculture, as well as current problems in this area and a proposed solution. Created by ASPB Conviron Scholar Aya Bridgeland

Amazing plant breeding!

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ASPB Conviron Scholar Presentation by Rostislav Blume Here is my short video about plant breeding advancement. It is made for wide audience, so, I think, most plant scientists here may already know all this information. I believe, this video should be good for all age categories. Let me know, what do…

What is Plant Breeding?

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ASPB Conviron Scholars Research Presentation by Carolina Ballén-Taborda

2020 International Year of Plant Health Video

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The United Nations determined that 2020 would be the International Year of Plant Health and here is a link to ASPB Conviron Scholar Jen Rushton's science communication video spreading that awareness!

Plants Fighting Back

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A short video for kids and laypeople about how plants defend themselves from hungry bugs and invaders. Created by ASPB Conviron Scholar Marlo Hall.