Great work Bridget . . .
Contribution of awns and hairy glumes in spring wheat to resistance against wheat midge, Sitodiplosis mosellana - White - Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/pE9iDwZMFm
Great work Sheri Schmidt . . .
Analysis of In Vivo Plant Volatiles Using Active Sampling and TD-GC×GC-TOFMS https://t.co/1RmYFQde3D #mdpimetabolites via @MetabolitesMDPI
Our recent work is published now.
For the first time, we identified the wheat volatiles emitted by wheat at two adjacent growth stages, preanthesis and postanthesis, which influence the oviposition behaviour of wheat midges.
https://t.co/XyccNp4LF8
Understanding stomatal regulation is key for future crop productivity. This research introduces the Combined Nitrogen and Drought Index, utilizing optical and thermal imaging for accurate water flux modeling in wheat.
Link⤵️
https://t.co/hZT7o9bKH9
@wileyplantsci #OpenAccess
Check out our new paper in
@conphysjournal! Divergent impacts of the neonicotinoid insecticide, clothianidin, on flight performance metrics in two species of migratory butterflies
https://t.co/ObxP5OATCR
Fantastic new work on volatile-induced responses in Arabidopsis.
- Initial green leafy volatile (GLV) perception occurs in guard cells (rapid pGC1::GCaMP3 response)
- Ca2+ increase is specific to C6 aldehydes but not other GLVs/terpenes/MeJA)
https://t.co/PrYk7skYTR
A new study led by UC Davis looks at one beetle who is out of sync with the rest of nature. Learn more about its unique circadian cycle @CurrentBiology@ucdavisbiology@wsleal2014
https://t.co/8fxAmVRpTN
お待ちどうさまでした。I have been waiting for ~30 years to answer these questions. It took a 5-year collaboration with Chinese scholars and @ucdavis alumnus. Here are the answers: https://t.co/4EHSe9BuH6 Yes, the pheromone receptor gene expression follows a circa-bi-dian rhythm.
🌾 Knockout of the sugar transporter OsSTP15 enhances grain yield of rice by improving the tiller number
📖 https://t.co/6CCtUEZwSR
By Li et al.
#PlantScience @wileyplantsci
#insects Paper Published
📚Keep Your Eggs Away: #Ant Presence Reduces Ceratitis capitata Oviposition Behaviour through Trait-Mediated Indirect Interactions
By Stefania Smargiassi et al.
📷https://t.co/FTJjLjVdAU
#semiochemicals#insectpest
Ain’t no party like a blister beetle party. Blister beetles emit an aggregation pheromone, leading to this party on soybeans. They’re not really feeding on the beans and will move on soon. These black Epicauta blister beetles are known to eat grasshopper eggs too!
New paper out led by the lab of @WongFluids with @robotonia and undergraduate researcher Zach Weller from my lab. The physics of mountain pine beetle flight!
Strouhal and Reynolds number scaling of force production in the Mountain Pine Beetle https://t.co/wso2xrXHNp
Response of endogenous abscisic acid & stomata of the resurrection #fern to de- and re-hydration (new #AJB research by Susan John, Zachary Svihla & Karl Hasenstein)
https://t.co/wIdZWQpj5R #botany#drought#FernFriday @wileyplantsci
[Video shows drying of Pleopeltis #fronds]