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  New Phytologist newphyt.bsky.social · Sep 7, 2025
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  Alex Webb Lab alexwebblab.bsky.social · Aug 24, 2025
  Further evidence that sugar in the plates changes the plant biology you study. Best to avoid putting sugar in the agar, unless you want to study what sugar in the agar does to plants. This paper uses sugar in the agar to study what sugar does. www.nature.com/articles/s41... #plantresearch
  

  A multisensor high-temperature signaling framework for triggering daytime thermomorphogenesis in Arabidopsis - Nature Communications

  Plants encounter high temperatures concomitantly with intense sunlight during the daytime. Here, the authors reveal a concerted chloroplast and nucleus high-temperature signaling framework that gates ...

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  Sam De Riseis handle.invalid · Aug 7, 2025
  Found this in the breakroom today. Succulents always find a way.
  
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