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Rob Last's fifth president's letter
This continues the experiment of publishing the President’s Letter as part of a collection of essays and other resources related to the topic (https://community.plantae.org/path/5277540829945137009). Please also have a look at the previous collections on the future…

SciComm Resources
BlogI would love to start a thread for people to share their favorite online SciComm Resources related to developing materials, short courses, strategies etc. I have listed a few that I have found below.
1. ASLO Scientists Guide to Social Media
2. Running a Reddit Ask me Anything
3. Tips for breaking…

Seeding Discovery Winner, Horton Lai, Conducts Climate Change Research using GEN1000
BlogSee Conviron's press release
Scientists at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) in Canada are leading the way when it comes to solving problems such as how to feed a growing population and alleviate the effects of climate change. BCIT is focusing on experimentation…

Informational Interview with Prof. Patricio Munoz, Assistant Professor, Blueberry Breeding and Genomics, University of Florida
Blog, Careers, Careers in Plant Science, Profiles of Plant ScientistsBy Conviron Scholar Modesta Abugu
In this interview, I spoke with Dr. Patricio Munoz, a scientist at the Horticultural Science department, University of Florida. He uses genomic data to predict the phenotype of blueberries, develop new cultivars and improve traits like yield, flavor, shelf and disease…

Plant Science Research Weekly: March 20
Blog, WWR Full PostUpdate: How plants sense and respond to stressful environments
A longstanding question in plant science is how plants “know” that they are under threat. The identification of cell-surface receptors that identify conserved pathogen patterns sheds some light on biotic stress perception, but what…

Plant Science Research Weekly: March 13
Blog, WWR Full PostOpinion: We aren’t good at picking candidate genes, and it’s slowing us down
Recent advances have facilitated the generation of huge phenotypic datasets from plant populations. However, the means to inexpensively organise such datasets to unequivocally determine causal genes has evaded researchers.…

Lockdown Conversations - How to tide over the Covid-19 pandemic?
BlogAt the dawn of this year, not any one of us would have even imagined that the whole world, within months, would be obsessed by a word hitherto familiar only to a sprinkling of scientists. But this word “coronavirus” today seems omnipresent. The pandemic situation caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, termed…

Method articles for plant autophagy studies
BlogCollection of research tools and method review articles for plant autophagy research (Suggestions invited to include other important resource articles)
1. Guidelines for the use and interpretation of assays for monitoring autophagy
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15548627.2015.1100356
2. Multiscale…

What Happens after Manuscript Submission?
Blog, Plantae Webinars, Pubs Pages, Science Communication, WebinarsWhat Happens after Manuscript Submission?
Recorded Friday, March 6, 2020
About This Webinar
In one of our recent webinars, Mary Williams discussed how to prepare your manuscript for publication. But what happens next?
In the second webinar of this series, Jon Munn, Jennifer Regala,…
