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Author: Phoebe Baldwin

Plant-Based Vaccines: The Way Ahead?

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Phoebe Baldwin
22 December 2020 / Published in Opinion Article
LeBlanc Z, Waterhouse P and Bally J
biopharmingvaccinesviruses

Anti-Pasch optimal coverings with triples

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Phoebe Baldwin
07 December 2020 / Published in Opinion Article
Demirkale F, Donovan D and Grannell M
optimal covering with triplesPasch configurationSteiner triple system

Are crop and detailed physiological models equally ‘mechanistic’ for predicting the genetic variability of whole-plant behaviour? The nexus between mechanisms and adaptive strategies

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Phoebe Baldwin
01 December 2020 / Published in Research Publications
Tardieu F, Granato ISC, Van Oosterom EJ, Parent B, and Hammer G L
GeneticsModelling

Maize Reproductive Failure under Drought Quantified

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Phoebe Baldwin
17 August 2020 / Published in News
Reproductive failure in maize has long been studied in plant science. Now, for the first time, it has been quantitatively synthesized. Maize is the most important food crop in Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America, and is a key Asian crop. By 2050 the demand for maize in the developing world is expected to double, while yields are expected to decline due
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How do you combine simplicity and realism in plant models?

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Phoebe Baldwin
17 August 2020 / Published in News
Parsimony and biological reality are often seen as antagonistic goals in plant modelling. Hammer and colleagues argue that isn’t always the case, and combining the two approaches could bring benefits to scientists as well as plants. Plant modelling is speeding up crop improvement by testing outcomes in silico, but how can these models be made more effective? Some argue for more
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