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Multi‐season analysis reveals hundreds of drought‐responsive genes in sorghum

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By Benjamin Cole, Wenxin Zhang, Junming Shi, Hao Wang
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION To meet the ever-growing global demand for resources (including food, feed, and energy), there is an urgent need to explore alternative and renewable feedstocks while limiting the negative impacts of their production (van Ruijven et al., 2019). Bioenergy is an attractive source of renewable fuels (Hanssen et al., 2020), with bioethanol production already ubiquitous in the energy market.
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Oviposited eggs are sensitive to experimental heatwaves

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By Ramakrishnan Vasudeva, Benjamin Cole, Michael Pointer, Facultyof Environment
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction Global warming is threatening biodiversity (Harvey et al. 2023). The biosphere has already warmed by over 1°C since industrialisation, and this continued warming trajectory could exceed 2‒5°C by the end of this century (IPCC 2023). Since the early 2000s, summers have been getting warmer, with a ten-fold increase in ‘very hot' summers from once every 52 years to once in every 5 years (Christidis et al. 2015).
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Methane-fed microbial communities enriched from field-grown rice support diverse heterotrophic bacteria

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By Elena Perry Verified, Aqib Hasnain, Benjamin Cole, Hans K. Carlson
| biorxiv.org
Abstract Rice paddies naturally host significant populations of methanotrophs, due to the production of methane in flooded soils. However, relatively little is known about how the activity of these bacteria impacts the structure of the broader microbial community in this important agricultural environment. To address this question, we passaged 51 microbial aerobic enrichment cultures from rice rhizosphere, root, and stem samples in a chemically-defined medium with methane as sole electron donor.
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