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Another fortnight, another episode! In episode 2 of the Plant and Pipettes Podcast we explore again two journals from the past months. Joram brought up his favourite topic: urine irrigation of meadows by cows and the resulting nitrogen cycles. Tegan on the other hand talked about research on photorespiration and how scientists found a shortcut that could result in massive increases in crop yield.
Paper 1: Tonn B, Porath I, Lattanzi FA, Isselstein J (2019) Urine effects on grass and legume nitrogen isotopic composition: Pronounced short-term dynamics of δ15N. PLOS ONE
Paper 2: P.F. South el al., Synthetic glycolate metabolism pathways stimulate crop growth and productivity in the field, Science (2018).
Joram’s favourite plant is Whiteheadia bifolia. This paper explores the pollination by rodents. He found it through this tweet by @thorogoodchris1.
The peculiar leaves and flowers of Whiteheadia bifolia. pic.twitter.com/NNe8KJsmzG
— Chris Thorogood (@thorogoodchris1) January 26, 2019Tegan discovered Golden Bananas.
Follow us on twitter, instagram and facebook! If you like our podcast, review us on iTunes!
Our opening music is Caravana by Phillip Gross
Until next time!
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Another fortnight, another episode! In episode 2 of the Plant and Pipettes Podcast we explore again two journals from the past months. Joram brought up his favourite topic: urine irrigation of meadows by cows and the resulting nitrogen cycles. Tegan on the other hand talked about research on photorespiration and how scientists found a shortcut that could result in massive increases in crop yield.
Paper 1: Tonn B, Porath I, Lattanzi FA, Isselstein J (2019) Urine effects on grass and legume nitrogen isotopic composition: Pronounced short-term dynamics of δ15N. PLOS ONE
Paper 2: P.F. South el al., Synthetic glycolate metabolism pathways stimulate crop growth and productivity in the field, Science (2018).
Joram’s favourite plant is Whiteheadia bifolia. This paper explores the pollination by rodents. He found it through this tweet by @thorogoodchris1.
The peculiar leaves and flowers of Whiteheadia bifolia. pic.twitter.com/NNe8KJsmzG
— Chris Thorogood (@thorogoodchris1) January 26, 2019Tegan discovered Golden Bananas.
Follow us on twitter, instagram and facebook! If you like our podcast, review us on iTunes!
Our opening music is Caravana by Phillip Gross
Until next time!