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… targeting in the genome in the November 2025 issue of The Plant Cell. Auxenochlorella is an allodiploid hybrid of two … develop genome-scale engineering technologies to control plants and microbes for bioproducts and biomaterial … researchers offer a gapless end-to-end sequence of complete chromosomes. Auxenochlorella solves a major challenge in …

… could be a reasonable number if you are talking about a plant and a microbe interacting very stably. So it makes … transcriptomics, metabolomics, and natural products in plants, fungi, and microorganisms. If you want to …

… in many ways, including its large genome with numerous chromosomes. This recent study, including work from  Jeremy … in  a switchgrass study that delved into the nuances of the plant’s genome . A candidate bioenergy feedstock, … Genome annotations for cassava are available on the JGI plant portal Phytozome.     …

… that crop varieties grow best in certain regions. Most plant species have adapted to their local environments; for … basketball star LeBron James. In each garden, switchgrass plants clonally propagated from cuttings represent a diverse … means most genes are found as multiple copies across the chromosomes. “In the past, we needed model systems to test …

… Study of Root Colonization by Resident Phages of a Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacterium Graduate Interns … A Comparative Analysis of Metabolic Pathways in Fungal Pathogens Shayna Bennett and mentor Robert Bowers, Mobile … study of root colonization by resident phages of a plant growth promoting bacterium. And my mentor is Dr. …

… evolutionary history. Retaining ancestral features of both plant and animal cells, it shares nearly 7,000 genes with … (a third of those shared by both humans and flowering plants). Its genome also contains hundreds of genes uniquely … stumbled upon an interesting observation in Chlamy. Most plants require the nutrient copper for photosynthesis; …

… Grimwood heads the Library Construction group for the JGI Plant Program . Her collaborations with the JGI began soon … At HudsonAlpha, she has continued to contribute across JGI plant genomes. She has appeared on the annual Highly Cited … Setaria viridis ). The team of researchers at the Danforth Plant Science Center (Danforth Center), HudsonAlpha and the …

… And so we also sequence a lot of fungi, and we sequence plants. And so we started thinking about if we had a … sees that people are working on that, that lets you sort of plant a little bit of a flag, maybe, but also gets other …

… by the JGI in 2009 and it is considered to be a Flagship Plant. By uncovering and characterizing the mechanisms … that makes up an individual’s genome. The genes of sorghum plants are likely responsible for the crop’s ability to … rhizosphere (soil surrounding the root) samples from the plants at the same time each week over the full life cycle …

… endobacteria, the Rhizopus fungus cannot act as a plant pathogen, it cannot reproduce asexually, and … the host. Using the mutualistic relationship between the plant pathogenic fungus Rhizopus microsporus (Rm) and … Rm-Burkholderia relationship, Rhizopus is neither a plant pathogen nor able to reproduce with ease. So far, all …

… to include in vitro protein-based techniques, algae, and plants, while focusing on understanding the evolution and … (2015) where she co-founded and led the Quantitative Plant Science Initiative (2017-2022), a BER Science Focus … Stübe R, Argüello JM and Merchant SS. (2014) Evolution of a plant- specific copper chaperone family for chloroplast …

… soybean rust disease. Soybean itself is a  JGI Flagship plant genome , and JGI  published its genome sequence in …