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Author: Phoebe Baldwin

A thinner jacket for frosty and windy climates? Global patterns in leaf cuticle thickness and its environmental associations

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Phoebe Baldwin
21 July 2025 / Published in Research Publications
Li X, Burrows, GE, Dong N, Jordan GJ, Kattge J, Lenz TI, Niinemets Ü, Onoda Y, Poorter H, Sack L, Villar R, Westoby M and Wright IJ
leaf anatomyleaf biomechanicsplant biogeography

Case Study: Best Practice Guidelines for the Collection and Transfer of Genetic Resources

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Phoebe Baldwin
21 July 2025 / Published in News
The Best Practice Guidelines for the Collection and Transfer of Genetic Resources are a comprehensive framework designed to guide ethical and scientifically sound practices in the management of genetic resources. Australian law in relation to the collection, transfer, and use of genetic resources is fragmented and incomplete. This creates problems for researchers, access providers, and Indigenous Australians. The Guidelines help
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Case Study: Nicotiana benthamiana

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Phoebe Baldwin
21 July 2025 / Published in News
The laboratory strain of Nicotiana benthamiana, a native Australian plant, has been extensively used for the last two decades in plant research around the world. It has an almost unique ability to rapidly express foreign genes in its leaves after simple injection of a bacterium, carrying the foreign DNA. The Waterhouse group has been pioneering an understanding of the species’
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Applying the IUCN Global Ecosystem Typology to classify, describe, and map ecosystems based on regional data and Indigenous knowledge

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Phoebe Baldwin
10 July 2025 / Published in Research Publications
Young AR, Davies HF, Ayre ML, Brekelmans A, Bryan BA, Elith J, Hadden K, Kerinaiua M, Keith DA, Lewis DL, Munkara‐Murray KM, Ryan S, Spencer M and Nicholson E
ecological communityIndigenous ecological knowledgelandscape ecology

Complete loss of A-ARF activity in bryophytes reveals a role for auxin-adjacent regulatory networks

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Phoebe Baldwin
10 July 2025 / Published in Research Publications
Flores-Sandoval E and Bowman JL
Auxin responseBryophytesMarchantia

Evolutionary history of sex and accessory chromosomes in hornworts

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Phoebe Baldwin
08 July 2025 / Published in Research Publications
Bowman JL and Levins J
accessory chromosomehornwortsex determination

Breeding perspectives on tackling trait genome-to-phenome (G2P) dimensionality using ensemble-based genomic prediction

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Phoebe Baldwin
04 July 2025 / Published in Research Publications
Cooper M, Tomura S, Wilkinson MJ, Powell O and Messina CD
Genetic modelsGenotypeplant breeding

June 2025 Newsletter

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Phoebe Baldwin
02 July 2025 / Published in News
Last week was our 2025 Research Retreat, where there was once again a high calibre of posters and presentations from Centre members. This year, we were thrilled to be joined by many invited speakers, including Alison Bentley, Renee Lafitte and Belinda Medlyn, who delivered engaging plenary talks. We were also joined by Tia Squire from Untapped who delivered a fantastic workshop on communication across neurotypes that sparked
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2024 ANNUAL REPORT

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Phoebe Baldwin
01 July 2025 / Published in Annual Report, News, Research Publications
The ARC Centre of Excellence for Plant Success in Nature and Agriculture is pleased to share with you our 2024 Annual Report. Find out more about our Centre, research, community, and performance. Read more

The MpANT-Auxin Loop Modulates Marchantia polymorpha Development

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Phoebe Baldwin
30 June 2025 / Published in Research Publications
Dipp-Álvarez M, Lorenzo-Manzanarez LJ, Flores-Sandoval E, Espinal-Centeno A, Méndez-Álvarez D, Fisher TJ, León-Ruiz J, Olvera-Martínez F, Bowman JL, Arteaga-Vázquez MA and Cruz‐Ramírez A
ABP proteinsAuzinEvoDevo
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