Thrilled by Kelsey Pryze’s (@KPryze) poster on pistil ROS regulation and tomato heat tolerance. Meet her at tonight’s poster session (2nd half) at #100-040: “Diverse Tomato Cultivars Reveal Pistil ROS Regulation as a Driver of Heat-Resilient Reproduction.” #PlantBiology2026
My graduate student Kelsey Pryze (@KPryze) will present a poster on heat stress and role of ROS in tomato pistil thermotolerance. Today (Sunday) and tomorrow (Monday) evenings at #PlantBio2025. Poster # 100-15. Please consider visiting it. https://t.co/jvhhiPyvIJ
Our collaborative study found:
*High temperatures reduce fruit biomass & seed set during pollen tube growth in thermosensitive but not thermotolerant tomato cultivars
*ROS homeostasis & callose synthesis modulation underlie reproductive thermotolerance https://t.co/K6pB9IGXal
Good morning everybody☀️☀️☀️!! Land quickly in the beautiful city of #Prague@PragueEU because today we start an exciting week with the 26th Congress of the International Association of Sexual Plant Reproduction Research #ICSPR2022! 🌱🔬🧬🌺
@PlantPathSecret I swear by Spotify! I like to mix in a few songs in between my long podcast queues to break things up, which is another added benefit!
@PlantPathSecret @CedarWarman @surt_lab @rpalaniveluaz Wow! The generosity 🥲! We could supply a bunch of tape and relabel everything and return it in a jiffy
@geraldstratfor3 Thank you! I'm using for experiments in graduate school, so I don't need pollinated flowers, I just need buds or early flowers. Looking to get as many as possible on each plant. First time working with tomatoes, so I figured I would reach out to a gardening expert like you!
@geraldstratfor3 any tips for getting a lot of buds on tomato plants? I use a 5-11-26 fertilizer and prune apical meristems, but I am not getting the numbers I need. Please help!
@fisher_ke I just saw that Charlie Anderson at Penn State is offering a post doc position. This might interest you! https://t.co/uL2ei3NCIL
The microscope facility is amazing there!