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Connecting the global rice research community - A BBSRC-funded international network supporting collaboration, innovation, and training across rice research: from fundamental science to real-world impact. Join the Network here: https://www.oryzanet.com/

ISRFG26 is being organised by the UKRI-funded OryzaNet network in collaboration with the Association of Applied Biologist ISRFG26 takes place at The Royal Society in Central London. **Early-Bird registration has been extended and will now close on June 30th 2026** lnkd.in/e-fsKw9E

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Scientists at the University of Nottingham are helping to develop new varieties of rice that may withstand drought. The researchers are experimenting with rice plants with climate-resilient gene variants in special "growth rooms" at the university's Sutton Bonington campus. lnkd.in/dNm4TKU3

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⏰ Abstract submission for ISRFG2026 talks closes today! ⏰ Join our invited speakers sharing fundamental science for climate resilient rice 🌾🌍 Submit your abstracts now! 👉 cvent.me/8VvnrA #plantscience #rice #genomics @oryzanet.bsky.social

Association of Applied Biologists@aabiologists.bsky.social · 3mo ago

🌾Register now for the International Symposium on Rice Functional Genomics 2026 🌾 👉️ cvent.me/8VvnrA 📍 Royal Society, London; September 8-11th Share your science with a global community 🌾 📅 Abstract deadline for talks: 15th May 🌍️💸 LMIC travel grants now available! 💸🌍️ #ISRFG2026 #plantscience

📢 New Research Alert Title: Nitrogen application rates mediate rice cooking quality by interfering with root anatomical and senescence physiological traits Authors: Li Wang, Jing Cao, Hao Cheng, Qinyao Meng, Haojing Li, Guowei DOI: doi.org/10.17221/20/... 🔑 #OryzaSativa #RiceNutrition

Nitrogen application rates mediate rice cooking quality by interfering with root anatomical and senescence physiological traits

Li Wang, Jing Cao, Hao Cheng, Qinyao Meng, Haojing Li, Guowei

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Shorebirds once relied on vast Central Valley wetlands. Today, California rice helps fill that gap. Research shows 472,794 acres of rice are needed to support breeding shorebirds, with 373,540 acres of flooded fields supporting them during migration.