Plant Editors

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Scientific editing for plant biologists, by plant biologists. planteditors.com

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Schematic showing the various uses of protein binders in improving crops: improved disease resistance, abiotic stress tolerance, flowering time control, delayed senescence, haploid induction, root system engineering, nutrient use efficiency, and hybridization & photosynthesis.
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Longitudinal section of a rice shoot apical meristem double-stained for two histone modifications. The image shows a lobe-like structure divided into cells with large nuclei that have varying amounts of purple and green staining.
View of the moss image filtered by ColorOracle to show how it would look to someone with the most common form of impaired color vision. The cell walls that were green appear more olive green and the chloroplasts that were magenta appear purple, so they are easy to distinguish.
Structure and metabolism of plant sphingolipids Schematic of sphingolipid metabolism, showing the Golgiand endoplasmic reticulum and the metabolic processes that occur within and between these compartments.
Anthocyanin accumulation in MAP3K13 overexpressing lines after severe N limitation. Image shows the top view of 70-day-old rosettes from plants grown under limiting (0.5 mM) nitrate supply. Flower stalks were cut off before taking the photographs. The rosettes are green in the center and the outer leaves are purple.
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Close-up of protein structure with colors filtered to simulate impaired red-green color vision. The co-factors are purple and dark green so easily distinguishable.
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Development presents...Chair Dominique Bergmann, presentations by Martina Cerise, Vicky Spencer, and Gwendolyn K. Kirschener.