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Review: Harnessing the Power of Gene Regulatory Networks for Crop Improvement

The number of large molecular plant datasets seems to be growing exponentially. With this growth comes an urgent need for researchers to understand how these datasets should be analyzed and integrated to get accurate understandings of what they represent. This fine article by Leong et al. is a good place to start. Trying to build a model of gene regulatory networks is challenging when the data… Source See the Story

Phosphorus Solubilizing Bacteria Regulate Soil Phosphorus Activation Mechanisms and Impact on Available Nutrients: A Meta-Analysis

Background and aimsThe available phosphorus, nitrogen, and potassium concentrations in soil collectively serve as key indicators of soil fertility levels. Comprehending the effects of phosphorus solubilizing bacteria (PSB) on expeditious content levels is crucial for enhancing soil fe...See the Story

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Directed evolution reveals pD1 mutations that boost photosynthesis under salt stress

Improving photosynthesis under abiotic stress is essential for enhancing crop productivity. Here, Jiang et al. used short-term accelerated evolution in the cyanobacterium Synechococcus elongatus to uncover genetic mutations that enhance photosynthesis under salt and light stress without compromising growth. Using a hypermutator strain with conditionally suppressed DNA mismatch repair… Source Read Article

Unusual cell death pathway in maize endosperm

An interesting new study by Doll et al. addresses one of the most complex and important plant developmental processes, that of seed formation, with a focus on maize. Like other seeds, the maize seed (kernel) includes the next generation embryo, surrounded by various maternal tissues as well as the triploid endosperm that provide nutrients to the embryo before and after dormancy and germination. Source Read Article

Gas as a messenger: How plants monitor their barriers

The periderm is a protective outer tissue formed during secondary growth in many seed plants, serving as a barrier against water loss and pathogen invasion. When damaged, it can regenerate to restore its protective function. However, the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying periderm regeneration remain poorly understood. In this study, Iida et al. investigated periderm regeneration in… Source Read Article

Adjusting to PhD Life

Joining a PhD program is often seen as the next logical step after a master’s degree. However, the fundamental differences between the two are not widely understood, making the transition into PhD life unexpectedly challenging for many. To navigate this transition smoothly, it’s essential to first understand what a PhD truly entails and how it differs from undergraduate or master’s programs. Source Read Article

Plantae Presents: How Plant Scientists Can Lead the Way in Green Lab Practices

When: Friday, July 18, 2025, at 8:00 AM PDT | 11:00 AM EDT | 4:00 PM BST | 11:00 PM Beijing About this Webinar Join us for an engaging webinar titled More Money, More Data: Data-Driven versus Hypothesis-Driven Research, where we explore the evolving landscape of scientific discovery in plant biology. With the advent of high-throughput technologies and big data… Source Read Article

Elucidation and recreation of the biosynthetic pathway for taxol

Paclitaxel (sold as Taxol) is taxane diterpene natural product of yew trees (Taxus spp.) and a potent stabilizer of microtubules that is effective in treatment of cancers. However, it has proven difficult to elucidate its biosynthetic pathway, and commercial production still relies on extracting an intermediate, baccatin III, from yew tissues. In an elegant new work by McClune and Liu et al. Source Read Article

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Review: Harnessing the Power of Gene Regulatory Networks for Crop Improvement

Phosphorus Solubilizing Bacteria Regulate Soil Phosphorus Activation Mechanisms and Impact on Available Nutrients: A Meta-Analysis

When binding isn’t enough: Predicting TF activity through genomic neighborhoods

Herbivore bites promote plant growth in the succeeding year

The hidden power of water in plant regeneration

Directed evolution reveals pD1 mutations that boost photosynthesis under salt stress

Unusual cell death pathway in maize endosperm

Gas as a messenger: How plants monitor their barriers

Adjusting to PhD Life

Plantae Presents: How Plant Scientists Can Lead the Way in Green Lab Practices

Elucidation and recreation of the biosynthetic pathway for taxol

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