Hydraulic vulnerability segmentation in compound-leaved trees: Evidence from an embolism visualization technique

31 January 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Song J, Trueba S, Yin X-H, Cao K-F, Brodribb TJ and Hao G-Y

Comparisons of photosynthetic and anatomical traits between wild and domesticated cotton

27 January 2022 / Published in Research Publications
Lei Z, Liu F, Wright IJ, Carriquí M, Niinemets Ü, Han J, Jia M, Atwell BJ, Cai X, Zhang W, Zhou Z and Zhang Y

December 2021 Newsletter

22 December 2021 / Published in News
Today, December 22, officially marks one year of the ARC CoE for Plant Success in Nature and Agriculture and what a year it has been! We have established our various committees and working groups, held our first Centre-wide Research Retreat and produced some great publications – all whilst dealing with the ongoing struggles that COVID-19 has produced. I am very grateful

Wild rice research: Advancing plant science and food security

21 December 2021 / Published in Opinion Article
Henry RJ

Plasticity of bud outgrowth varies at cauline and rosette nodes in Arabidopsis thaliana

17 December 2021 / Published in Opinion Article
Fichtner F, Barbier FF, Kerr SC, Dudley C, Cubas P, Turnbull C, Brewer PB and Beveridge CA

The genome of the endangered Macadamia jansenii displays little diversity but represents an important genetic resource for plant breeding

14 December 2021 / Published in Opinion Article
Sharma P, Murigneux V, Haimovitz J, Nock CJ, Tian W, Masouleh AK, Topp B, Alam M, Furtado A and Henry RJ

Uncovering the Genetic Architecture of Replicated Adaptation

09 December 2021 / Published in Research Publications
James ME, Allsopp RN, Groh JS, Kaur A, Wilkinson MJ and Ortiz-Barrientos D

Canopy damage during a natural drought depends on species identity, physiology and stand composition

30 November 2021 / Published in Research Publications
Britton TG, Brodribb TJ, Richards SA, Ridley C, and Hovenden MJ

November 2021 Newsletter

30 November 2021 / Published in News
In a career which began before anyone had a computer and no plant gene had been isolated, I have graduated from, or been employed by, six universities and four research institutes on four continents, and have witnessed some truly staggering advances in plant science during that time. But I have never before encountered anything like the ARC Centre of Excellence for

Adaptive divergence in shoot gravitropism creates hybrid sterility in an Australian wildflower

17 November 2021 / Published in Opinion Article
Wilkinson MJ, Roda F, Walter GM, James ME, Nipper R, Walsh J, Allen SL, North HL, Beveridge CA and Ortiz-Barrientos D