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Factors influencing the infection of cultivated grape (Vitis spp. section Euvitis) shoot tissue by Guignardia bidwellii (Ellis) Viala & Ravaz
 Mechanical induction of lateral root initiation
 
Root anatomical mechanisms involved in host plant control of arbuscular mycorrhizal colonization
 Roles of the CLAVATA1 and ERECTA clade members in Arabidopsis anther development
 
Assessing the invasive potential of Acer platanoides and Viburnum opulus cultivars
 Chemical ecology of plant-microbe interactions and effects on insect herbivores
 
Factors influencing the dynamics of plant-insect interactions in two solanaceous plants
 Molecular analysis of genes involved in the synthesis of proanthocyanidins in Theobroma cacao
 
The impact of gene duplication on molecular evolution in flowering plants
 Transcriptional and post transcriptional regulation in Arabidopsis reproductive development
 
The role of barren inflorescence genes, barren inflorescence2 (bif2), barren stalk1 (ba1) and suppressor of sessile spikelet1 (sos1), in maize inflorescence development
 Investigating evolution of plant development in basal angiosperms
 
Functional study of pollen-expressed expansins in Arabidopsis thaliana
 Functional proteomics of Arabidopsis thaliana guard cells uncovers new stomatal signaling pathways
 
Using a developmental comparison to decipher priming of induced defenses in maize and its effects on a generalist herbivore
 Engineering high-level transient expression of heterologous proteins in plant cell suspensions and hairy roots
 
Plant resource capture and utilization: Simulation of subtle changes with great effects
 A strategy to facilitate the conversion of lignocellulose to bioethanol via lignin modification
 
Mitigation of drought-induced reductions in wild oat seed quality by elevated carbon dioxide