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Kellie E. Smith
@KellieESmith1
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Molecular plant biologist working on duckweed genetics, evolution & adaptation, on a BBSRC funded PhD in Nottingham. https://t.co/iXRwI99GoT
Nottingham
Joined February 2020
See our new paper on light adaptation in duckweed now out in Journal of Experimental Botany. @JXBot Here:
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RT @biorxiv_plants: The evolution of the duckweed ionome mirrors losses in structural complexity #biorxiv_plants
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@NoemieRogeat @SCIHorticulture @WorldVegCenter Congratulations @NoemieRogeat that's an impressive win!
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RT @Bishopp_Lab: What do snakes, cavefish and duckweed have in common? They are now all models for understanding organ loss. Inspired by re…
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RT @UoNFutureFood: Plant people!🍃🌱🌿 Did you miss @KellieESmith1's latest blog? There's still time to read about her adventures hunting #duc…
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RT @UoNFutureFood: Recent highlights from our blog include our Director's thoughts on the #NationalFoodStrategy, @KellieESmith1's duckweed…
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RT @leviyant: I'd like to share a piece I wrote on our Baobab Genome Project for your Sunday reading. I'm not a blogger but it was fun to w…
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RT @UoNFutureFood: Check out this great new methods paper on how to see right through 🔬#duckweed, a food of the future!
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Duckweed UK accessions - almost ready for elemental composition analysis to determine if they are any good for phytoremediation or precision nutrition. #futurefood #Bishopp_Lab #UONBiosciences
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#AgriFoodBecause #Newcrops #Underusedresources We are overusing land and need alternative sustainable crops. Here I am screening photosynthetic efficiency in accessions of the aquatic plant, duckweed. Which grow fast, cover water globally and are high in protein and nutrients.
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RT @JohnFerguson89: Happy to share our new @ThePlantJournal paper. Segmented modelling to characterise PSII responses to temperature for fo…
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#DTSCD2020 Day two of the tools for sustainable crop development webinar - with exciting talks focusing on abiotic stress in plants!
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Interesting webinar brought to us from Durham University looking at plant growth and development over the course of today. #DTSCD2020
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Check out your local area for fruit and veg picking jobs. #fruit #vegetables #berries #supportbritishfarming
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