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Microbiota-driven genetic switch could promote plant leaf growth: The study, in collaboration with the University of Nottingham, identifies a microbiota-driven mechanism in plants that promotes leaf growth and allows plants to adapt to a nutrient deficient environment.
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Science paper links root endodermis and microbiota in mineral balance: Valéria Custódio, ITQB NOVA PhD Student and GREEN-IT member, is a co-author of the paper, which offers new insight on the importance of the relationship between microbiota and root endodermis.
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ITQB NOVA scientists distinguished with Medal of Scientific Merit: Ministry for Science, Technology and Higher Education recognized the contributions of Maria Arménia Carrondo and Cândido Pinto Ricardo to Portuguese science.
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New insight on the reproductive evolution of land plants: International consortium, including then IGC, now current ITQB NOVA PI and GREEN-IT member Jörg Becker, offers novel insight into the reproductive evolution of land plants, in new study published in Nature Plants.
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[SCAN] Plant cell cultures for the production of recombinant proteins: Rita Abranches, Plant Cell Biology Lab, ITQB NOVA
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[Seminar] Transpositional landscape of a plant genome over 15 My of evolution: Olivier Panaud, Plant Genome and Development Laboratory, University of Perpignan, France
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[Seminar] Environmental Gene Regulatory Influence Networks in Rice: Michael Purugganan, Dean for Science, Faculty of Arts and Science, at the New York University, USA
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[Seminar] Science policy and research governance: what can researchers do? The example of the EU-LIFE alliance: Marta Agostinho, EU-LIFE Coordinator
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