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Back to our roots: Insights from genomes of a plant-associated fungus and its bacterial endosymbionts Oct 25, 2018
Understanding how viruses infect insects Understanding how plant hormones control fruit development Unraveling the complexity of fleshy fruit transcriptomes Understanding the genetic basis of fruit development and ripening Understanding how soil fungi supply plants with mineral nutrients Understanding how viruses commandeer plants and insects to promote their own trasmission Molecular and chemical ecology of plant-insect interactions Understanding how plants acquire immunity to disease Understanding the origin and evolution of plant diversity How do bacteria infect plants and how do plants defend themselves from such attacks? Understanding how scientists can harness Big Data for research and breeding Understanding different aspects of epigenetics Small-molecule signaling in model organisms Understanding how plants coordinate genes in different compartments Applying the techniques of genetics and biotechnology to plant research
