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What grass is a prized ornamental and a bioenergy plant? Meet Miscanthus , an attractive addition to your … biology and the economic terrain to help make the plant a viable alternative to fossil fuels. …

Exploiting algal NADPH oxidase for biophotovoltaic energy. Plant biotechnology journal . 14: 1, 22-28. 2016 Blaby et. … responses and overlap with other stress transcriptomes. The Plant Journal . 84: 5, 974-988. 2015 Zones et. al., … reveals continuous cell and metabolic differentiation. The Plant Cell . 27: 10, 2743-2769. 2015 Blaby et. al., The …

… 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 … end products. The genetic diversity within this set of plants, each with a fully-sequenced genome, and these …

… on the symbiotic relationship between mycorrhizal fungi and plant roots.  …

… cellular phenotypes and genotypes. Pawlowska, who studies fungal-bacterial symbiotic systems, noted that she would … ecological and evolutionary factors shaping the assembly of fungal endophytes across land plants and lichens, mentioned her interest in guiding JGI …

… to study these large bacteria in light of their potential interactions with other microorganisms. “We started this … under the JGI’s strategic thrust of inter-organismal interactions, because large sulfur bacteria have been shown … which is a process analogous to photosynthesis for plants.” Another outstanding question is whether the new …

… the cotton fields look like popcorn is literally growing on plants, with fluffy white bolls bursting out of the green … Genetics include Jane Grimwood and Jeremy Schmutz of JGI’s  Plant Program , both faculty investigators at the … of breeding into cotton,” said Schmutz, who heads JGI’s Plant Program. He and Grimwood were also part of the JGI …

… collaborators and other scientific organizations. Fungal biologist Stajich from UC Riverside sees the JGI’s …

… orange ripens only bitter, intensely sour fruit. Yet this plant, native to China and now disseminated around the … are senior authors of the  recent study published in  The Plant Journal.  this study included the discovery of … to citrus greening disease. Trifoliate orange may be a plant of bitter fruit, yet sweet are its genetic secrets. …

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… a complex pattern of evolution for genes related to eating plant compounds in both the oceanic and hot spring  … bacteria lack complete biochemical pathways to break down plant material on their own, they likely cooperate with … that the bacteria have enzymes to synthesize or degrade plant hormones, meaning its land-dwelling counterparts could …