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30 Jun 2024: RDR1 does this by preventing entry of the virus into the plant’s ‘meristem’; a region of tissue that contains a plant’s stem cells, from which all other cell types ... Expression of RDR1, or treatment with salicylic acid (SA), prevents entry of

30 Jun 2024: Search site. Department of Plant Sciences. Professor Howard Griffiths. Research group. Research overview. We investigate plant molecular, physiological and environmental processes which regulate productivity and CO2 sequestration, and aim to improve

30 Jun 2024: Qualifications. 2015-2019 PhD, Timescales of processes controlling water vapour entry to the stratosphere, Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge.

30 Jun 2024: organisms. The study finds that jelly-clad invertebrates with 1/10 the calcium requirements of the dominant water flea organisms are now exploiting these increases in food availability.

30 Jun 2024: Drawing together a formidable network of partners from research, industry, government and NGOs in the UK and India, the project aims to define the requirements for a second, more sustainable Green

30 Jun 2024: However, ethanol production from sugars obtained from arable crops requires high land areas to meet the energy requirements and so competes with land for food production.

30 Jun 2024: ensuring traceability (showing all ports of calls within the EU and last port before entry to the EU).

30 Jun 2024: By using the local landscape, including food crops, to generate electricity through Plant BES, standard electricity infrastructure could be reduced and energy requirements brought into balance.

30 Jun 2024: For more details on Postgraduate supervision, see below). Postgraduate recruitment, funding and monitoring of progression. ... The Postgraduate Administrator, with advice from the PGEC Chair, monitors formal applications to the University via

30 Jun 2024: Our Postgraduate Administrator will respond directly to any enquiries (pgadmin@plantsci.cam.ac.uk). 3) Deadlines. ... If you have any questions, we are happy to help. Contact the departmental Postgraduate Administrator at pgadmin@plantsci.cam.ac.uk.