Excited to be working with the amazing team @UFPlants to put together this symposium-it gets better every year! We have an incredible lineup of speakers, poster competition, and opportunities to socialize of course. Registration, abstract submission, and schedule is up! #PSS2025
Join us in welcoming the 2024-2025 leadership team of the Plant Science Council:
🌱 President: Noé Perron
🌱 Vice President: Makayla Rutski
🌱 Treasurer: Melanie Cabrera
🌱 Secretary: Nadia Mourad Silva
Get ready for more inspiring workshops and events starting this Fall!
Maize is a way for maize transposable elements to make more of themselves
Humans are a way for maize to make more of itself
Therefore, humans are a way for maize transposable element to make more of theselves
Your transposon overlords thank you!
The University of Florida has released a white strawberry or "pineberry" that can be grown at scale and made available to the general public. A full description has now been published.
#HortScience https://t.co/XNoiXnFQqk
@vance_whitaker
Prehistoric features! We’re really proud of this one and hope others find it interesting too.
Maize domestication phenotypes reveal strigolactone networks coordinating grain size evolution with kernel-bearing cupule architecture. See TPC!
https://t.co/eOMkOxgUOT #plantsci@ASPB
Fun fact: This adaptation was studied extensively by Darwin, designating an entire chapter to orchids that forcefully eject their pollen. https://t.co/jco5RsUOAR
My #Catasetum orchid bloomed! I captured a slow-mo video of the trigger mechanism. Such a cool adaptation to launch the sticky pollina onto pollinators.
Everybody look at the cutest little crochet maize that @faithtwinamaani made for me completely out of the blue! 🥺 This little guy will lift my spirits as I prepare for the candidacy exam ❤️
Every single speaker at this afternoon’s EDI Plenary was absolutely perfect! 👏#PlantBiology2022#PlantBio2022
I am grateful to be a part of a generation that gets to go to science symposiums with EDI as a cornerstone instead of downplayed or non-existent.
THANK YOU to everyone who stood with UF graduate assistants yesterday against starvation wages! UF knows now that we are NOT tired, we are READY to continue negotiating, and we will not stop until we get the livable minimum stipend we deserve. #Top5Pay
The 2 days of presentations from PMCB Students were amazing. Great to get a peak into what everyone has been working on! All presentations were awesome, but 3 winners were chosen 🥳 🎉