Flash talk: Monocot Grafting - A tool to future proof crops for changing climate 🌾 Dr Pallavi Singh

Who says monocot cannot be grafted?!
Re-writing the textbook definition!
Dr Pallavi Singh is currently a Lecturer at the University of Essex. Her research interests in plant biology are focussed on understanding and enhancing photosynthesis and plant productivity. Before
moving to Essex, she was a Research Fellow to the University of Cambridge (2017-2022), where she worked on transcriptional regulation of C4 photosynthesis and monocot grafting. She completed her PhD (2016) at NIPGR, India, where she worked on flooding tolerance in rice. As a visiting researcher at Cornell University, USA (2016), she worked on rice-pathogen interactions.
For more information on Pallavi, visit
www.thepallavisinghlab.com
Filmed at the Gatsby Plant Science Summer School, 2023.
#plantscience #plantbiology #climatechange

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Fascinating research!

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Awesome

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How do you attach the scion and rootstock of monocot plants to each other?