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Researchers report Ethiopian wolves enjoy licking nectar from red hot poker flowers, documenting this behavior for the first time in a large predator. Learn more: https://t.co/1a0N905dN1 @NewsfromScience

Freaky Flowers Volume 3!🌸🧬 Did you know that just a few mutations can transform the Arabidopsis flower into all kinds of forms? 🤯 Here’s a tour of 6 mutants that orchestrate floral development and architecture 🧵

Excited to share our work on photoprotection in plants! We found that SOQ1 functions as a methionine sulfoxide reductase (Msr) in the thylakoid lumen! Congrats all authors 🥳 See the preprint here:

🧵 Extremely excited to share our updated #Orchid Tree of Life poster, led by @kewgardens and inc. over 40 coauthors! It showcases the latest relationships, origin timings of major groups, and key facts, inc. global #species richness and those under threat of #extinction 1/2

I'm trilled to share our work on growth and differentiation patterns during gynoecium development. Thank you for the effort and support @Kierzkowski_Lab, @BranchiniElvis, Binghan Wang, @RoutierLab, @PlantDynamics and @defolter_lab. #GynoeciumPropaganda https://t.co/YQghxGNl1j

When you have an album on your cellphone full pictures related to plants, bacteria, enzymes tubes, plates, etc... It means that you are back to the bench 🧫. In that case, I'm back to the bench!! 🧑🏾‍🔬

Behind the paper story https://t.co/r8ZXyWHZEh via @the_Node "I want to thank the Node for inviting us to share our journey through our recent publication, 'Two Orthogonal Differentiation Gradients Locally Coordinate Fruit Morphogenesis." @Kierzkowski_Lab

Frozen shades of Strouds Run State Park 🎨 #ForeverOHIO

Agnes Arber was born #OnThisDay in 1879. Agnes was a British plant morphologist and anatomist, historian of #botany and philosopher of #biology. In recognition of her contributions, she was elected as a fellow of the Royal Society in 1946, the first woman botanist to be elected.

Great work of authors Fultz, McKinlay and Enganti to fully sequence the Arabidopsis NORs (adding the final missing ~9.4 Mbp of the genome), and map the positions of active and silenced rRNA genes within them, is now published, open access !

Hear from @IUBiology's @Luke_Nikolov, who is working to understand plant development to such a detailed degree that it could lead to easier gene manipulation with specific benefits for humans. Learn more: https://t.co/ljhugYadKr https://t.co/q9U1BpKv3v

Always a pleasure. Lilium martagon and mountains. What's not to love 💗 #wildflowers #botany

Read the @JofMicroscopy Special Issue: Women in Microscopy, Part 1 - celebrating the contributions of women driving the development of #microscopy https://t.co/dQFv6ZtP8g @MicroscopyViews @MicroscopySoc @BioImagingUK @flowcytometryUK @RMS_EarlyCareer

We're excited to report that our beloved corpse plant (Amorphophallus titanum) "Wally" is expected to bloom near the end of this month. Find more information (including a link to our greenhouse Facebook page with updates on the bloom's progress) at https://t.co/WhJ0yYQZD2.

Zebrafish gastrulation colorfully captured by #LSFM. Credit to @gopishah01. #ZebrafishZunday #PrideMonth🏳️‍🌈

Thrilled to welcome @arthita_97 to the #FLOWERlab @IUBiology @GCDB_IU! Her passion for plant development is infectious and I am honored to be part of her journey! 🌱🌸🌼🌺

Happy to share that the chemistry of the black nectar of Melianthus is now published. It started with a discussion with @rachelvannette at a conference about this sp and finding out that it grew on the UC Davis campus, expediting the access to it. Haha!

She’s a beauty!!! One of 45 rainbows 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 Sydney is dressing up with to celebrate 45 years of pride, protest, and progress with @sydneymardigras! @SydWorldPride