
Flowering in Response to Winter
BlogASPB Conviron Research Presentation created by Bryony Yates

Phase Separation and Plant Biology
BlogASPB Conviron Independent Project created by Yanniv Dorone

Introduction to Plant Domestication
BlogASPB Conviron Independent Project 2018-2019 Created by Aimee Schulz
For my independent project, I decided to create an accessible and easily modified lesson plan that teachers can use to incorporate plant domestication into their current curriculum. After talking with my high school teachers, I wanted…

Starch Biosynthesis in Sweet Corn
BlogASPB Conviron Research Presentation by Christina Finegan

Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Reflection: Dr. Sarah Wyatt
BlogAn Interview with Dr. Sarah Wyatt by Nathan Scinto-Madonich
Dr. Sarah Wyatt is a Professor and Director of Molecular and Cellular Biology at Ohio University, where her lab studies plant signaling, gravitropism, and the transition of floral dimorphisms. Dr. Wyatt’s lab has had two research projects…

Plant Direct Q&A with Alexis Maizel
Blog, Plant Direct, Plant Direct: Author Q&A, Research
What does your lab work on?
My lab studies the mechanisms of lateral root morphogenesis in Arabidopsis. We combine molecular genetics, cell biology and microscopy to understand how these new roots are robustly formed.
Tell us about the key findings from your recent article in Plant Direct.
This…

Plant Direct Q&A with Elizabeth Haswell
Blog, Plant Direct, Plant Direct: Author Q&A, ResearchWhat does your lab work on?
My group studies the cellular and molecular mechanisms by which plants sense and response to mechanical stimuli. In particular, we focus on a class of molecular mechanoreceptors called mechanosensitive ion channels.
Tell us about the key findings from your recent article…

Plant Direct Q&A with Joshua Windhalm
Blog, Plant Direct, Plant Direct: Author Q&A, Research
What does your lab work on?
We combine functional genomics with synthetic biology approaches to study the metabolism of redox-active plant natural products that can harnessed for applications relevant to agriculture and human health. We are particularly interested in specialized quinones like…

