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Posted by the Node, on 16 July 2024
Hear from three early-career researchers studying plant development. Chaired by Dominique Bergmann.Posted by Andrea Gomez, on 5 July 2024
In this post, I invite you to join me on the journey through our recent article titled “Two Orthogonal Differentiation Gradients Locally Coordinate Fruit Morphogenesis.” This story started when I ...Posted by the Node, on 22 May 2024
Meet the Kierzkowski Lab, located in the Montréal Botanical Garden. The lab studies plant organogenesis using systems such as Arabidopsis and Physcomitrium.Posted by Qingqing Wang, on 29 February 2024
In a new study, Joshua Gendron and colleagues find that plants can measure two different photoperiods to independently control seasonal flowering and growth, and the vegetative growth is partially dependent on ...Posted by Brent Foster, on 20 September 2023
From Procko, Radin et al., 2022. “Dynamic calcium signals mediate the feeding response of the carnivorous sundew plant.” PNAS. More plant representatives For this postcard, I’ve selected Ivan’s talk about ...Posted by the Node, on 6 July 2023
In this SciArt profile, we spoke with Kimberley Snowden, who has a background in plant molecular and developmental biology and makes science-inspired polymer clay artwork.Posted by Nayelli Marsch Martinez, on 25 April 2023
Nayelli Marsch-Martínez tells the story behind the paper on finding a gene that appears to have been generated de novo, in a specific branch of the plant kingdom.Posted by the Node, on 30 November 2020
Videos of the talks and Q&As can now be found here! We’re happy to confirm the next in our Development presents… webinar series will be chaired by our ...Posted by Vivian Irish, on 27 July 2020
By Fei Zhang and Vivian F. Irish Flowering plants, from giant sequoias to miniscule duckweed, all depend on the action of small populations of cells, called meristems, to grow. Meristems ...Posted by Knowable Magazine, on 17 February 2020
From Knowable Magazine’s Special Report: Building Bodies. For an introduction to the series see Eva Emerson and Rosie Mestel’s Node post. How do trees find their sense of direction as ...