Abstract List
My Submissions
500
Pollen fertility and the role of ROS and redox homeostasis in heat stress toleranceAbstract Accepted

Gad Miller*

Plenary Track > Abiotic Stress

499
Histone Acetyltransferase GCN5 Contributes to Wax Accumulation in PlantsAbstract Accepted

Wang Tianya, Xing Jiewen, Ni Zhongfu*

Epigenetic Regulation > Epigenetic Regulation

497
KNOTEN1 (KNO1) mediates homologous recombination repair after aluminum-induced DNA damageAbstract Accepted

Poyu Chen, Caroline Sjogren, Paul Larsen, Maren Heese, Daniel Bouyer, Arp Schnittger*

Plenary Track > Abiotic Stress

496
Transposable Elements Contribute to the Adaptation of Arabidopsis thalianaAbstract Accepted

Xinghui Hou, Ziwen Li, Yalong Guo*

Plenary Track > Evolution & Ecology

495
494
Way to grow in the crowdAbstract Accepted

Lin Li*

Plenary Track > Photobiology

493
492
How Arabidopsis chloroplasts maintain energy efficiency during the day and the nightAbstract Accepted

Boon Leong Lim*

Plenary Track > Photosynthesis

491
Identify regulators of asymmetric protein localization and measure cell polarity in the stomatal lineageAbstract Accepted

Yan Gong, Rachel Varnau, Julien Alassimone, Lily Cheung, Dominique Bergmann*

Plenary Track > Cell Biology

490
The receptor-like kinases BAM1 and BAM2 promote the cell-to-cell movement of miR165/6 in the root stele to regulate xylem patterningAbstract Accepted

Pengfei Fan, Hua Wang, Hao Xue, Tabata Rosas-Diaz , Heng Zhang, Rosa Lozano-Duran*, Lin Xu

Plenary Track > Development

489
A viral protein uncouples DNA replication from PcG activity to promote virulenceAbstract Accepted

Mengshi Wu*

Plenary Track > Biotic Stress

487
Stomatal CO2 responses are mediated by distinct sources of appolastic ROSDraft Pending

Yun-Kuan Liang*, Jingjing He, Dae Sung Kim, Jinjin Zhong

Plenary Track > Abiotic Stress

Important Date
  • Conference Date

    Jun 16

    2019

    to

    Jun 21

    2019

  • May 01 2019

    Draft paper submission deadline

  • Jun 21 2019

    Registration deadline

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