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Department of Plant Biology
University of Minnesota
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1445 Gortner Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55108

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Research

Research conducted by the Plant Biology department includes the following areas of emphasis.

Genomics and Bioinformatics
Researchers: Gantt, Gibson, Glazebrook, Katagiri, LeFebvre, May, Ni, Sanderfoot, Silflow, Springer, VandenBosch, Ward, and Young

Genes and Development
Researchers: Gantt, Gibson, Gray, Marks, Ni, Olszewski, Sanderfoot, Silflow, Snustad, Springer, VandenBosch, and Wick
Abnormal trichome development in Arabidopsis (D. Marks) Arabidopsis field site in North Carolina (C. Weinig)

Molecules and Metabolism
Researchers: Brambl, Gantt, Gibson, Gleason, Soulen

Cell Function
Researchers: Gantt, LeFebvre, Sanderfoot, Silflow, Snustad, VandenBosch, Ward, and Wick

Responses to the Environment
Researchers: Biesboer, Brambl, Koukkari, Ni, Schmitt, Wetmore, Wick and Weinig

Biotic Interactions
Researchers: Charvat, Gantt, Glazebrook, Gleason, Katagiri, May, McLaughlin, Olszewski, Tiffin, VandenBosch, Weiblen, Weinig and Young
Ants atop a New Guinea fig attack a pollinating fig wasp (G. Weiblen)Eocronartium muscicola (Herbarium Fungal Collection)

Biodiversity and Evolution
Researchers: Cushing, May, McLaughlin, Powers, Tiffin, Wetmore, Weiblen and Weinig
Aligned DNA sequences for phylogenetic analysis (G. Weiblen) George Weiblen collecting Cecropia in the Panamanian rain forest (H. Paz)
A diverse collection of tropical fruits in the New Guinea rain forest (G. Weiblen) Tylopilus plumbeoviolaceus (Fungal Herbarium Collection)

Ecosystem Function
Researchers: Charvat, and Cushing, Powers

Plant Biology Related Projects
Researchers: Johnathan Schilling

 
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