I did not know it was originally published in @pplplantarum.bsky.social until the editor asked me to add one citation for MS medium.

This image illustrates how combining perennial genes with prostrate growth genes allows cultivated rice to mimic wild rice.

Wild rice is a perennial, creeping plant. The secret to its perennial growth habit lies in a developmental reversal directed by small RNAs. This image illustrates how combining perennial genes with prostrate growth genes allows cultivated rice to mimic wild rice.

Learn more: https://scim.ag/40GOjDb

For the interest of cell wall people or coffee lovers (i.e., all people).

#PlantScience colleagues, please think twice before working with the new Springer Nature Discover branded journals. And then don't.

Wow, cool paper, and the story behind it is equally or more fascinating. Congratulations!

PhD Research Fellow in functional genomics (274518) | University of Oslo Job title: PhD Research Fellow in functional genomics (274518), Employer: University of Oslo, Deadline: Friday, February 28, 2025

We have a PhD position available at the Department of Biosciences, University of Oslo to work on peptide signaling in plants and insects. Please share.

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Never expected that this submission from LAST June is still under review after about seven months. This review time is already a personal record. Can anyone beat me?

Literally no Chinese authors will submit...

Poster for the 2nd Decennial Plant Science & Beyond Symposium. It will take place on September 30th and October 1st in the Haus der Universität in Düsseldorf.

The 2nd Decennial #PlantScience & Beyond Symposium will take place in at the @hhu.bsky.social Haus der Universität, this coming Monday (30th Sep) and Tuesday (1st Oct).

Amazing line-up of speakers from #Academia #SciPub #SciComm #AppliedScience #BioTech - but always plant-related. 👍