I think we should revive introductions like this - why shouldn’t we be a little more poetic about our science?
Colin Osborne
@sheffieldplants
Plant scientist at the University of Sheffield. Tweets my own. Plants, sustainability, inclusion, running.
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New paper from @YMZhou shows some cool things about what controls stomatal opening speed in Alloteropsis semialata - a grass species with C3, C3-C4 and C4 variants, ploidy variation and a paleo-tropical range @PlantCellEnvir @PPS_UoS @ScienceShef onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pc… 1/6
onlinelibrary.wiley.com Stomatal dynamics in Alloteropsis semialata arise from the evolving interplay between photosynthe... Stomatal dynamics in a wild grass arise from the evolving interplay between photosynthetic physiology and the size and biochemical function of stomatal complexes. We're looking for a postdoc with field experience of plant environment physiol or remote sensing to work on an innovative AgriPV system, combining rotational PV panels with light spectrum control within agricultural systems jobs.ac.uk/job/DGS053/res…
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Modern wheats differ quantitatively in many ways from their wild relatives - but when did these differences arise? New paper with @Yixiang28545915 in @annbot uses a comparative approach to map these changes
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academic.oup.com Diversification of quantitative morphological traits in wheat AbstractBackground and Aims. The development and morphology of crop plants have been profoundly altered by evolution under cultivation, initially through u