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ASPB News Releases on Advances in Plant Research

The Plant Cell - Arsenic hyperaccumulating ferns: How do they survive? (posted 6/8/10)
The Plant Cell - Convergent Evolution in Lignin Biosynthesis: Tools for Re-Engineering Biomass Composition (posted 4/6/10)
The Plant Cell Launches "Teaching Tools in Plant Biology" (posted 10/21/09)
A Global Plant Council has been formed as part of an historic and groundbreaking summit of major plant science societies from around the world (posted 7/27/09)
Evolution of Fruit Size in Tomato: Mapping the genes that control fruit size in tomato and other Solanaceae (posted 9-2-08)
Sex4, starch, and phosphorylation: Molecular mechanisms of starch breakdown in plants (posted 9-2-08)
The 21st Century Tomato: Using systems biology to model the metabolic networks in tomato fruit development (posted 9-2-08)
Mate Choice in Plants: A newly-identified self-incompatibility factor in tobacco helps maintain genetic diversity (posted 9-2-08)
Genome Communication: Alleles of homologous genes can silence one another through paramutations (posted 9-2-08)
Ancient Mexican Maize Varietie:Sequencing of ancient corn landraces to ensure genetic diversity and resources (posted 9-2-08)
Early Origins of Maize in Mexico: Paleobotanical evidence pushes back the time of domestication (posted 9-2-08)
Drought Tolerance in Potatoes: Hunting for drought tolerance genes in ancient Andean landraces (posted 9-2-08)
To Branch or Not to Branch: RAMOSA gene network influences grain architecture and yield in maize (posted 9-2-08)
How to Build a Plant: Plant architecture from the genomics toolbox (posted 9/2/08)
Sayre Leads Most Ambitious Plant Genetic Engineering Project Ever Attempted (posted 7/16/08)
ASPB engages Latin America colleagues at Annual Meeting in Merida, Mexico June 26-July 1 (posted 5/28/08)
Pan American Congress on Plants & BioEnergy Encourages cooperative efforts to attain greater energy security (posted 5/28/08)
Maize Exhibit Will be Featured at U.S. Botanic Garden Beginning in February (posted 2/6/08)
ASPB Statement on James Watson Opinions (posted 10/30/07)
Illinois-based Study of Energy Crops Finds Miscanthus More Productive than Switchgrass (posted 10/02/07)
First All-African Produced Genetically Engineered Maize Is Resistant to Maize Streak Virus (posted 10/02/07)
Successful Biocontrol of Invasive Water Hyacinth Contributes to Socioeconomic and Health Improvements in Africa's Lake Victoria Region (posted 10/02/07)
High Diversity of Defense Genes in Plants May Produce Hybrid Incompatibility, Leading to Speciation in Plant Populations (posted 10/02/07)
Elevated CO2 in Atmosphere Weakens Defenses of Soybeans to Herbivores (posted 10/02/07)
Illinois Researchers Presenting at ASPB Annual Meeting in Chicago, July 7-11, 2007 (posted 10/02/07)
Size and Positioning of Floral Anthers Facilitates Pollen Collection by Bees (posted 10/02/07)
Research Identifies Protein That Signals Flowering in Squash Plants (posted 5/30/07)
Plants Tag Insect Herbivores with an Alarm (posted 5/11/2007)
Lessons in Wood Formation From Arabidopsis (posted 2/28/2007)
California State University Professor Brusslan Appointed Chair of American Society of Plant Biologists Women in Plant Biology Committee (posted 10/26/06)
Duke University Professor and Vice Provost Siedow Chairs American Society of Plant Biologists Education Foundation (posted 10/26/06)
Harvey Mudd College Professor Williams Appointed Chair of American Society of Plant Biologists Education Committee (posted 10/26/06)
University of Wisconsin Professor Amasino Voted President of American Society of Plant Biologists (posted 10/16/06)
Dartmouth College Professor McClung Voted President-Elect of American Society of Plant Biologists (posted 10/16/06)
Plant Physiology Open Access Benefit for ASPB Members (posted 9/26/06)
Turning Green into Yellow; Improving plants for use as home-grown fuels (posted 5/15/06)
ASPB supports the President's research initiatives (posted 2/17/06)
Mutation in a Single Gene Switches a Fungus-Grass Symbiosis from Mutualistic to Antagonistic (posted 3/17/06)
The Evolution of Food Plants: Genetic Control of Grass Flower Architecture (posted 1/19/06)
Trapping Genes That Control Flower Development (posted 7/29/05)
Scientists Find MicroRNAs Regulate Plant Development (posted 4/27/05)
ASPB Presents Award to Senator Bond for Outstanding Contributions to Science (posted 10/28/04)
Passage of Marin County GMO ban would encourage widespread use of harsh pesticides (posted 10/28/04)
ASPB Opposes Jailing Farmers, Researchers Under Humboldt County Ballot Measure (10/21/04)
ASPB urges defeat of San Luis Obispo ballot measure Q (10/21/04)
ASPB opposes ban of GE crops in Butte County Ballot Measure D (10/12/04)
Genetic Modification of Oilseed Plants Produces Healthier Omega 3 and 6 Fatty Acids (9/20/04)

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