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Author: Phoebe Baldwin

De novo chromosome level assembly of a plant genome from long read sequence data

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Phoebe Baldwin
16 November 2021 / Published in Opinion Article
Sharma P, Masouleh AK, Topp B, Furtado A and Henry RJ
genomeHiFiasmMacadamia

Strigolactone breakdown

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Phoebe Baldwin
11 November 2021 / Published in Opinion Article
Humphreys JL and Smith SM
Plant hormonesstrigolactones

Phenotypic and genotypic parallel evolution in parapatric ecotypes of SenecioPhenotypic and genotypic parallel evolution in parapatric ecotypes of Senecio

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Phoebe Baldwin
08 November 2021 / Published in Opinion Article
James ME, Wilkinson MJ, Bernal DM, Liu H, North HL, Engelstädter J and Ortiz-Barrientos D
adaptationevolutionpopulation genetics

October 2021 Newsletter

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Phoebe Baldwin
29 October 2021 / Published in News
The Centre for Plant Success research retreat next week will give Centre members time to reflect on the progress we have all made so far and look towards the future. In my group, after a long period of planning, we are starting to see activity in the lab as we set up our rice editing system with Postdoctoral Research Fellow Pauline Okemo and PhD Student Muhammad
Newsletter

Sucrose promotes D53 accumulation and tillering in rice

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Phoebe Baldwin
29 October 2021 / Published in Research Publications
Patil SB, Barbier FF, Zhao J, Zafar SA, Uzair M, Sun Y, Fang J, Perez-Garcia M-D, Bertheloot J, Sakr S, Fichtner F, Chabikwa TG, Yuan S, Beveridge CA and Li X
plant architecturericeshoot branchingstrigolactones

Enhanced photosynthetic nitrogen use efficiency and increased nitrogen allocation to photosynthetic machinery under cotton domestication

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Phoebe Baldwin
20 October 2021 / Published in Research Publications
Lei ZY, Wang H, Wright IJ, Zhu X-G, Niinemets Ü, Li Z-L, Sun D-S, Dong N, Zhang W-F, Zhou Z-L, Liu F and Zhang Y-L
Cottonnitrogen

In vivo monitoring of drought-induced embolism in Callitris rhomboidea trees reveals wide variation in branchlet vulnerability and high resistance to tissue death

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Phoebe Baldwin
09 October 2021 / Published in Research Publications
Johnson KM, Lucani C and Brodribb TJ
drought

September 2021 Newsletter

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Phoebe Baldwin
30 September 2021 / Published in News
September is Biodiversity Month, an opportunity to reflect and promote the importance of nature in all its diversity. Maintaining plant biodiversity in nature and increasing the diversity of agricultural crops are core aims of the Centre for Plant Success and we look forward to celebrating our achievements in this space in September each year. It has been an exciting and successful time down
Newsletter

Integration of the SMXL/D53 strigolactone signalling repressors in the model of shoot branching regulation in Pisum sativum

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Phoebe Baldwin
29 September 2021 / Published in Research, Research Publications
Kerr SC, Patil SB, de Saint Germain A, Pillot J-P, Saffar J, Ligerot Y, Aubert G, Citerne S, Bellec Y, Dun EA, Beveridge CA and Rameau C
auxincytokininD53strigolactones

The jojoba genome reveals wide divergence of the sex chromosomes in a dioecious plant

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Phoebe Baldwin
27 September 2021 / Published in Opinion Article
Al-Dossary O, Alsubaie B, Masouleh AK, Al-Mssallem I, Furtado A and Henry RJ
dioecious plantssex chromosomessexual dimorphism
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