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Author: Phoebe Baldwin

The tree of blobs of a species network: identifiability under the coalescent

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Phoebe Baldwin
06 December 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Allman ES, Baños H, Mitchell JD and Rhodes JA
phylogeneticsphylogenomicsSpecies network

In the pursuit of equality for women plant breeders around the world

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Phoebe Baldwin
01 December 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Valladares García AP, Wijerathna-Yapa A, Mishra S, Or-Rashid H, Nehra M, Ramtekey V, Ndah R, Magar MM, Opondo D, Sasha, Kumar S, Swati, Tenesi T, Bentley AR and Basnet BJ
Gender equalityplant breedingWomin in science

The influence of genetic structure on phenotypic diversity in the Australian mango (Mangifera indica) gene pool

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Phoebe Baldwin
30 November 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Wilkinson MJ, Yamashita R, James ME, Bally ISE, Dillon NL, Ali A, Hardner CM and Ortiz-Barrientos D
evolutionary biologyplant breedingpopulation genetics

November 2022 Newsletter

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Phoebe Baldwin
29 November 2022 / Published in News
As a tail-end contributor, it’s tempting to act on the advice of Nobel Prize winner André Gide (pronounced Geed, not G’day): “Everything that needs to be said has already been said, but since no one was listening, everything must be said again”. Although probably good counsel, you’ll be happy to read that I’ll try not to do this. With the end of
Newsletter

A subfunctionalisation model of gene family evolution predicts balanced tree shapes

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Phoebe Baldwin
22 November 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Diao J, O’Reilly MM and Holland B
Gene family evolutionMarkov chainsubfunctionalisation model

Phytohormones in plant responses to boron deficiency and toxicity

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Phoebe Baldwin
18 November 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Chen X, Smith SM, Shabala S and Yu M
auxinCell wallcytokinin

Solanum lycopersicum CLASS-II KNOX genes regulate fruit anatomy via gibberellin-dependent and independent pathways

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Phoebe Baldwin
16 November 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Shtern A, Keren-Keiserman A, Mauxion J-P, Furumizu C, Alvarez J, Amsellem Z, Gil N, Motenko E, Alkalai-Tuvia S, Fallik E, Gonzalez N and Goldshmidt A
Fruit shape indexgibberellintomato

Breeding crops for drought-affected environments and improved climate resilience

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Phoebe Baldwin
12 November 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Cooper M and Messina CD
Climate changecrop breedingdrought

Gene Expression in the Developing Seed of Wild and Domesticated Rice

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Phoebe Baldwin
01 November 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Hasan S, Furtado A and Henry R
gene expressionRNA-Seqseed development

Centre releases series of law fact sheets for plant scientists

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Phoebe Baldwin
01 November 2022 / Published in News
Centre researchers in the Law Team at The University of Queensland have conducted a systematic appraisal of the problems facing researchers within the Centre and in the plant sciences at large. In 2022 the team talked to plant scientists, staff at herbaria, gene banks and botanical gardens to better understand some of the legal issues they face. Based on the
Fact sheetsLaw
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