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Spotting tar spot disease sooner
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Study links energy metabolism to reduced fertility in overheated bean crops
PLANTS AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS: WHAT'S MAKING PLANTS LOSE THEIR LUNCH?
The Spring 2021 PRI seminar series
New PRI Postdoctoral Fellowships
MSU and Rajarata University of Sri Lanka awarded Asian Development Bank grant
Newly discovered sugar transporter might help beans tolerate hot temperatures
PRI Associate Director Thomas Sharkey receives NSF grant to study Isoprene emission from plants
Intertwined signatures of desiccation and drought tolerance in grasses
Gregg Howe, Founding Member of the Plant Resilience Institute, is elected into the National Academy of Sciences
MSU researcher receives grant to continue studying pathogen resistance in plants
A COMMON METABOLIC CURRENCY TUNES GROWTH-DEFENSE BALANCE IN PLANTS
Crops could face double trouble from insects and a warming climate
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Leaf Under Attack from Bacteria? One Way Plants Stop the Spread of Infection
PRI Student Recognized in the Plant Cell
Insect Bites + Water Climate = Double Trouble for Plants [Video]
Pathogenic bacteria target plant plasmodesmata to colonize and invade surrounding tissues
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PRI Searching for Three New Faculty in the Area of Resilience
PRI Searching for Three New Faculty in the Area of Resilience
Release Date:
Feb 1, 2018
Horticulture - Plant Resilience Institute Open Position
News
Congratulations to the first PRI postdoctoral fellows!
Spotting tar spot disease sooner
Building better beans for the future
Study links energy metabolism to reduced fertility in overheated bean crops
PLANTS AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS: WHAT'S MAKING PLANTS LOSE THEIR LUNCH?
The Spring 2021 PRI seminar series
New PRI Postdoctoral Fellowships
MSU and Rajarata University of Sri Lanka awarded Asian Development Bank grant
Newly discovered sugar transporter might help beans tolerate hot temperatures
PRI Associate Director Thomas Sharkey receives NSF grant to study Isoprene emission from plants
Intertwined signatures of desiccation and drought tolerance in grasses
Gregg Howe, Founding Member of the Plant Resilience Institute, is elected into the National Academy of Sciences
MSU researcher receives grant to continue studying pathogen resistance in plants
A COMMON METABOLIC CURRENCY TUNES GROWTH-DEFENSE BALANCE IN PLANTS
Crops could face double trouble from insects and a warming climate
CANCELLED Events
Leaf Under Attack from Bacteria? One Way Plants Stop the Spread of Infection
PRI Student Recognized in the Plant Cell
Insect Bites + Water Climate = Double Trouble for Plants [Video]
Pathogenic bacteria target plant plasmodesmata to colonize and invade surrounding tissues
Featured Scholar: Ian Willick
Featured Scholar: Abby Sulesky
Robin Buell: University Distinguished Professor Profile
Featured Scholar: Zhongjie Ji
Two PRI faculty named 2019 Highly Cited Researchers
Featured Scholar: Acer VanWallendal
Challenging battles of plants with phloem-feeding insects and prokaryotic pathogens
Featured Scholar: Sreejata Bandopadhyay
Locally-adapted Mimulus ecotypes differentially impact rhizosphere bacterial and archaeal communities in an environment-dependent manner
Featured Scholar: Ruijuan Tan
Corteva-PBGB-NRT IMPACTS Symposium
Featured Scholar: Rose Marks
New Postdoctoral Fellowship Position Available in Sweetpotato Genomics & Bioinformatics
New Postdoctoral Fellowship Position Available in Potato Genomics & Gene Editing
Featured Scholar: Adam Seroka
Nov. 12: Plant Resilience Research Poster Session
Featured Scholar: James Patrick Santiago
New Post-doc Position Available in Sorghum Leaf Microbiome
Core leaf-bound microbes identified for two key bioenergy crops
PRI's Addie Thompson is a part of a $2.7 million project funded by Department of Energy
MSU's IMPACTS program: Where computer sciences and plant sciences meet
Underrated and Underground, Tuber Evolution Study Earns NSF Grant
PRI Postdoctoral Researchers Awarded USDA NIFA Fellowships
Buell named MSU Distinguished Professor
Plants can crash when photosynthesis rates are high. This is one way they slow down.
PRI's Ashley Shade lands NSF Early CAREER Award
Seed microbiome may hold uncommon ability to benefit next generation of plants
USDA-ARS Award
Fascination of Plants Day
Ashley Shade elected Ecological Society of America Early Career Fellow
