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Switching from 2D into 3D

Life as we know it happens in 3D. So, when a group of international researchers found a gene that appears to have a role in the transition from 2D into 3D development they where excited.

Posted byFemke de Jong09 June 202609 June 2026Posted inPaper highlight, ScienceTags:developmend, Engels, Paper review, Plant biologyLeave a comment on Switching from 2D into 3D

The old die to protect the young

Flooding gives plants a big blow. Still, if the flooding doesn’t take too long, plants can survive due to a number of survival techniques. One of these is the shedding of old leaves. Now Dutch researchers show in a new study what happens after flooding.

Posted byFemke de Jong02 June 2026Posted inPaper highlight, ScienceTags:Engels, Flooding, Paper review, Plant biology, StressLeave a comment on The old die to protect the young

Shifting DNA markings

Markings on the DNA help plant cells ‘remember’. Who they are. In what developmental stage they are. Their environment. Now a new study in Communications Biology by Chinese researchers shows that during the early stages of embryo development these DNA marks shift frequently.

Posted byFemke de Jong26 May 2026Posted inPaper highlight, ScienceTags:Embryo, Engels, gene regulation, Paper review, Plant biologyLeave a comment on Shifting DNA markings

Hooked hairs

Sometimes when you look closely at something, you see something new. That is what a group of American researchers found when they looked closely at bean seedlings. In Science Advances they report about the up until now unknown hooked hairs on these seedlings.

Posted byFemke de Jong19 May 2026Posted inPaper highlight, ScienceTags:Engels, Germination, Paper review, Plant biology, RootsLeave a comment on Hooked hairs

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