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… 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. …

HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology. Phytozome is the Plant Comparative Genomics portal of the Department of …

… 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 …

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 …

… their impact on wider ecosystems, but these symbiotic interactions are difficult to study in the lab. Metagenomics …

… developing a number of resources to build up Sphagnum as a plant model system focused on carbon cycling studies, rather … and climate is estimated to be larger than any other single plant genus. Peatlands accumulate partially decomposed … dioxide. Summary Sphagnum (peat moss) is an unassuming plant, but it thrives in nutrient-poor, acidic and …

… organisms called phytoplankton (from the Greek phyto for ‘plant’ and planktos for ‘wanderer’). But they vary across … properties,” said study coauthor Igor Grigoriev , JGI Fungal & Algal Program Head. “But still, there are no …

… process carbon and nitrogen, paving the way for future plants and trees to grow. However, fire changes the microbes … store carbon, filter water, and support all kinds of plants and animals, but with climate change driving more … interact; beyond bacteria, these samples harbored fungal genomes, including a novel Leotiomycetes species and …

… can develop high-throughput and high-resolution studies of interactions between host cells and viruses in the …

Honey bees are invaluable pollinators — cupids of the plant world facilitating the remixing of genes in the next … vegetation. In return for their services, bees eat plant nectar and pollen. Nectar is an easily absorbable solution of sugars. But pollen contains plant cell walls, which have complex, branching chains of …

… latest article, published January 27, is about engineering plants and their microbiomes for more sustainable … researcher Sara Calhoun, data scientist Stephen Mondo, and  Fungal and Algal program lead Igor Grigoriev took readers on …