
Stories Plantarum E6: Saving the Forest Through the Trees Transcript
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10 things you might not know about ASPB publications
Blog, Pubs PagesThe ASPB pubs department has a blog! It's not surprising you didn't know this #1 fact because this post is our first! But now that you know, you should check back here often to learn more about Plant Direct, Plant Physiology, and The Plant Cell. You will hear from our publications staff, our authors,…

Functional Phenomics: Studying Root Physiology Using Affordable Open Source Tools
Blog, Plantae Webinars, Research Skills, WebinarsFunctional Phenomics: Studying Root Physiology Using Affordable Open Source Tools
Recorded December 17, 2019
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Functional phenomics is an emerging discipline that utilizes phenotyping, physiology, multivariate statistics, and simulation modeling to generate and test new…

Join the Discussion - Help Us Build and Anti-Racism Toolkit
BlogOn our Changing Cultures and Climates Page, we've created an Anti-Racism Toolkit. This post provides a place for you to share your feedback. Let us know how you are using these resources, which resonate with you, and why.
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Plant Science Research Weekly: December 6
Blog, WWR Full PostReview. Dare to change, the dynamics behind plasmodesmata-mediated cell-to-cell communication
A new review by Petit et al. skillfully highlights the role of plasmodesmata at the interface between cell biology and whole-plant physiology. These tiny channels that connect plant cells determine what…

Visit us at PAG2020: ASPB, journals, and writing first aid
BlogASPB, The Plant Cell, Plant Physiology and Plant Direct will be attending PAG2020 (Plant and Animal Genome) in San Diego this coming January 11-15. Come by our booth to learn more about our journals, our educational and digital programs, and the benefits of ASPB membership.
Also, you can take the…

Plant science research weekly: November 29
Blog, WWR Full PostReview: Design and engineering of advanced plant optogenetics systems
Optogenetics uses light-sensitive proteins to trigger specific outputs in the cell in response to particular wavelengths of light. Many optogenetic systems use chimeric proteins that contain different sensor and effector domains;…

Applications now open for the 2020 Plantae Fellows program
BlogAre you a creative, articulate and web-savvy plant scientist looking to connect with other like-minded folks? We need your help to nurture and grow Plantae, the online home for the global plant science community. We are looking for individuals who are interested in becoming highly engaged by creating…

Faculty Job: Myths & Realities - an interview with James Schnable
BlogAbout you
Describe your journey from student to newly appointed faculty
I was an undergraduate at Cornell University, first in economics and later switching to biology. Then I went to UC-Berkeley for my PhD where I worked in Michael Freeling’s lab on maize and sorghum comparative genomics. When…
