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Adam Idoine Carnegie Institution
15 protocols

Alizée Malnoë Umeå Plant Science Centre
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Dr. Kalpa Mehta UT Austin
4 protocols

Eugenio Llorens Universitat Jaume I
3 protocols

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Joëlle Schläpfer

Post-Doc, University of Zurich

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Plant science

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7 Protocols reviewed

Agrobacterium-mediated Transformation of Nicotiana tabacum cv. Xanthi Leaf Explants

Authors: Ana Lilia Rosales-Campos and Abel Gutiérrez-Ortega, date: 01/20/2019, view: 4889, Q&A: 0

Plant transformation has become an important technology for the large-scale production of a number of goods, ranging from vaccines and pharmaceutical products to biofuel. A plant that is frequently used for this purpose is Nicotiana tabacum ...

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Small-scale DNA Extraction Method for Maize and Other Plants

Author: China Lunde, date: 03/20/2018, view: 4594, Q&A: 1

Corn, or maize, is a major cereal crop and model monocot. Two of its benefits are ease of pollination and tractable genetics. For a comparison of development between maize and the dicot model, Arabidopsis, see Lunde and Hake, 2005. For an ...

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6 Protocols edited

Quantification of Blumenol Derivatives as Leaf Biomarkers for Plant-AMF Association

Authors: Elisabeth Mindt, Ming Wang, Martin Schäfer, Rayko Halitschke and Ian T. Baldwin, date: 07/20/2019, view: 2255, Q&A: 0

Symbiotic interactions between arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) and plants are widespread among land plants and can be beneficial for both partners. The plant is provided with mineral nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorous, whereas it provides ...

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An Adjustable Protocol to Analyze Chemical Profiles of Non-sterile Rhizosphere Soil

Authors: Alex Williams, Jurriaan Ton and Pierre Pétriacq, date: 05/20/2019, view: 2697, Q&A: 0

The analysis of chemical diversity in non-sterile rhizosphere soil has been a pressing methodological challenge for years. Rhizosphere-enriched chemicals (i.e., rhizochemicals) include root exudation chemicals, (microbial) breakdown ...

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