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Research inequity in the plant sciences [PDF]

Applications in Plant Sciences, 2021
Do all plant biologists worldwide have equal access to novel methods, enabling them to be equally productive, publish, and receive credit for their research?
Theresa M. Culley, Megan Philpott, Robert Tunison, Benjamin J. Merritt, José M. Barreiro Sanchez, Alexis Wafer, Rebecca Holdren   +6 more
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The Shenzhen Declaration on Plant Sciences – Uniting plant sciences and society to build a green, sustainable Earth [PDF]

PhytoKeys, 2017
Actions and priorities to connect the global community of plant scientists with the world’s changing societies are today more imperative than ever.
Peter R. Crane, Song Ge, De-Yuan Hong, Hong-Wen Huang, Gen-Lin Jiao, Sandra Knapp, W. John Kress, Harold Mooney, Peter Raven, Jun Wen, Wei-Hua Wu, Huan-Ming Yang, Wei-Hua Zhu, Yu-Xian Zhu   +13 more
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AgroLD: a knowledge graph for the plant sciences. [PDF]

BMC Genom Data
Abstract Background The demand for food is expected to grow substantially in the coming years. To address this challenge, especially in the context of climate change, a deeper understanding of genotype-phenotype relationships is crucial for improving crop yields.
Larmande P, Pittolat B, Tando N, Pomie Y, Happi Happi BG, Guignon V, Ruiz M.   +6 more
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Advances in Molecular Plant Sciences [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
In recent years, as biotechnological advancements have continued to unfold, our understanding of plant molecular biology has undergone a remarkable transformation [...]
Zhou M, Xie Y.
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Transdisciplinary plant sciences: A review

Plants, People, Planet
Societal Impact Statement Socio‐ecological crises such as biodiversity loss, climate change, and food insecurity require academic expertise and also the inclusion of diverse actors outside of academia such as farmers, policymakers, and local communities.
David Ludwig
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Towards portable MRI in the plant sciences [PDF]

Plant Methods
Shannan Blystone, Magali Nuixe, Amidou Traoré   +2 more
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Profiling single-cell chromatin accessibility in plants

STAR Protocols, 2021
Summary: Coupling assay for transposase-accessible chromatin sequencing (ATAC-seq) with microfluidic separation and cellular barcoding has emerged as a powerful approach to investigate chromatin accessibility of individual cells.
Alexandre P. Marand, Xuan Zhang, Julie Nelson, Pedro Augusto Braga dos Reis, Robert J. Schmitz   +4 more
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Machine learning in plant science and plant breeding [PDF]

iScience, 2021
Technological developments have revolutionized measurements on plant genotypes and phenotypes, leading to routine production of large, complex data sets. This has led to increased efforts to extract meaning from these measurements and to integrate various data sets. Concurrently, machine learning has rapidly evolved and is now widely applied in science
van Dijk, Aalt Dirk Jan, Kootstra, Gert, Kruijer, Willem, de Ridder, Dick   +3 more
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A New Proposal for the Periodization of the History of Botany in Poland

Studia Historiae Scientiarum, 2023
Periodization is used to divide a given branch of science into shorter, relatively homogeneous periods. In the first part of the present work, several previous periodizations of the history of botany in Poland are analyzed.
Piotr Köhler
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Mastering DNA Content Estimation by Flow Cytometry as an Efficient Tool for Plant Breeding and Biodiversity Research

Methods and Protocols, 2023
Flow cytometry gives a unique opportunity to analyze thousands of individual cells for multiple parameters in a course of minutes. The most commonly used flow cytometry application in plant biology is estimation of nuclear DNA content.
Maria Fomicheva, Elena Domblides
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