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Plant Science News delivers the latest insights and innovations from the world of plant biology, genetics, and sustainable agriculture.

Our coverage spans breakthroughs in crop resilience, soil health, and biotechnology, spotlighting the research and technology reshaping the future of plant science.

Explore how scientists and agronomists are advancing sustainable food production, enhancing biodiversity, and addressing global agricultural challenges. From gene editing to precision agriculture, stay informed on the developments that are driving sustainability and innovation in the field.

Anthropogenic Activities Impact Soil Organic Carbon, New Meta-Analysis Reveals

Anthropogenic Activities Impact Soil Organic Carbon, New Meta-Analysis Reveals

In a comprehensive study published in 2023, Beillouin and colleagues reveal the significant impact of human activities on soil organic carbon (SOC), a crucial component of ecosystem services such as […]

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Study Reveals Molecular Mechanisms of Crucial Rice Gene NAL1

Study Reveals Molecular Mechanisms of Crucial Rice Gene NAL1

In a new study published by Li et al. in 2023, scientists have significantly furthered our understanding of NARROW LEAF 1 (NAL1), a gene responsible for multiple agronomic traits in […]

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Climate Change Threatens Global Seagrass Diversity

Climate Change Threatens Global Seagrass Diversity

According to a groundbreaking study published by Daru and Rock in 2023, the projected effects of climate change could have a profound impact on the diversity of seagrasses across the […]

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Heat and Drought Impact Grape Production, Per New Study

Heat and Drought Impact Grape Production, Per New Study

In light of the global challenges posed by recurring heat and drought episodes to sustainable grape production, a recent study conducted by Hewitt et al., published in 2023, examines the […]

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Deep Learning Boosts Early Detection of Nitrogen Deficiency Stress in Tomato Plants

A groundbreaking study led by González et al. (2023) has demonstrated the promising capabilities of Deep Learning (DL) techniques for detecting plant stress using raw electrophysiological data. Their research focused […]

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The Importance of Fertilizers in Controlled Environment Agriculture

The Importance of Fertilizers in Controlled Environment Agriculture

Key Takeaways Optimization of Plant Growth: Fertilizers in Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) are critical for providing essential macro- and micronutrients needed for optimal plant growth and development. This targeted nutrient […]

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Boosting Drought Tolerance in Canola: The Role of Iron Nanoparticles

Boosting Drought Tolerance in Canola: The Role of Iron Nanoparticles

A recent study by Rezayian, Niknam, and Arabloo (2023) has illuminated the potential of iron nanoparticles (NPs) in enhancing drought tolerance in canola plants, revealing a comprehensive understanding of the […]

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AgClimateTech company Grace Breeding's ProMagen boosts soybean yield and resilience in field trials showcasing sustainable solutions for AgClimateTech.

Grace Breeding’s ProMagen Boosts Soybean Yield

Grace Breeding Ltd., an innovative AgClimateTech company, has announced the successful results of trials for its ProMagen product in soybean plants. The trials were conducted in collaboration with the State […]

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Unveiling a New Pathway for Insect-Resistant Crop Development

Unveiling a New Pathway for Insect-Resistant Crop Development

Groundbreaking research by Guo et al. (2023) provides new insights into the molecular and cellular mechanisms underpinning host plant resistance (HPR) against herbivorous insects. This phenomenon has been under investigation […]

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Advanced Genomic Approaches: Paving the Way for Improved Forest Genetic Programs

In a breakthrough study by Guilherme Bravim Canal and colleagues (2023), novel genomic methods have been employed to enhance understanding of the genetic architecture behind the trait variability in non-domesticated […]

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