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Jerry González C.

@phytojerry.bsky.social

Plant Physiology Professor in University of San Carlos of Guatemala 🌿 Plantae Fellow 2024-2025 Darin Butz Intern 2021 in Arnold Arboretum at Harvard University

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Plantae.org @plantaeofficial.bsky.social · last yr.

Plant Science Research Weekly -- PIN auxin transporters facilitate polar transport of synthetic phenoxyacetic acid herbicides (Nature Plants) @lukas-schulz.bsky.social‬ @uhammes.bsky.social‬ @bjornppedersen.bsky.social‬ (Summary by Jerry González Cantoral @phytojerry.bsky.social)

PIN auxin transporters facilitate polar transport of synthetic phenoxyacetic acid herbicides | Plantae

Synthetic herbicides are widely used in agriculture to control weeds, often by targeting the physiological pathways regulated by auxins, plant hormones that induce root growth and development.

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Mary Williams @PlantTeaching @plantteaching.bsky.social · last yr.

Plant Science Research Weekly June 27 2025 plantae.org/plant-scienc... Special issues: Plants and Heat, Crops Under Stress; Review: Differences in sodium and potassium transport in Arabidopsis and crops; Suppression of lateral root formation in air gaps by IAA3 multimerization (1/3)

Diagram showing three plants, Arabidopsis, tomato, and rice. Beside each plant is an illustration of the HAK5 transporters. Arabidopsis does not have these, so shows an X. Tomato and rice each express them in reproductive tissues, which are drawn enlarged beside the plants.

Plantae.org @plantaeofficial.bsky.social · last yr.

#JustIn on Plantae - Becoming a Better Teacher: How to Get Started in Pedagogical Studies. In this new piece, ASPB Plantae Fellows @phytojerry.bsky.social , Xavier Ozowara, and Malini Muthu Karpagam emphasize that great teaching stems not just from subject matter expertise.

Becoming a Better Teacher: How to Get Started in Pedagogical Studies | Plantae

Ask someone to name their favourite teacher, a few names instantly come to mind – those who shaped their journeys in significant ways. But what makes a teacher ‘good’? Their subject matter expertise…

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American Phytopathological Society (APS)@plantdisease.bsky.social · 2y ago

Announcing the redesigned APS Education Center! 🌱 Access plant pathology learning and teaching resources, including the free, peer-reviewed Plant Health Instructor. Explore improved navigation and new filters to easily find what you need: www.apsnet.org/edcenter/Pag...

An image showcasing the new look of the APS Education Center website. It features a microscope, a plant, and a hand holding a plant. The text "APS Education Center" is prominently displayed, along with sections for Outreach & K-12, Learning Plant Pathology, Teaching Plant Pathology, and Continuing Education. A large arrow points to the text "New Look!"

Plantae.org @plantaeofficial.bsky.social · 2y ago

Behind every great community is a team of passionate contributors. Enter the Plantae Fellows! 🌿 The Fellows create valuable content for Plantae, including blogs, webinar, and research summaries. Learn more about the 2025 cohort at plantae.org/aspb-plantae... #PlantBiology #Plantscience

Susana Wadgymar🌿🔬@smwadgymar.bsky.social · 2y ago

Accessory fruits are super cool, though. Don't feel bad for it! You might enjoy @markabelan.bsky.social's fruit anatomy and classification poster. www.artscistudios.com/single-post/...

"Fruit of the Womb: The Botanical Classification of Fruit". By illustrator Mark Belan. This piece communicates the floral origins of fruit, showing how some floral parts morph and change during maturation to form the flesh, seeds, or other parts of fruit.

Sebastian S. Cocioba @atinygreencell.bsky.social · 2y ago

I am ***absurdly*** excited to announce the launch of a new funding opportunity through Experiment dot com!!! You have one month to pitch something wonderful in the realm of plant biology/biotech research and education. $10,000 max grant. PLEASE RE-POST + SHARE!!! 1/3 experiment.com/programs/pla...

Plant Biology Exploratory Research Microgrant | Experiment

For Science!

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