photosynthesis-engineering
Photosynthesis engineering is the deliberate modification of photosynthetic pathways in plants to improve the efficiency, flexibility, or output of light-driven carbon fixation. By reprogramming how plants capture sunlight and convert it into biomass, researchers can explore alternative carbon concentration mechanisms and metabolic routes that evolved naturally in diverse lineages. This field holds significant promise for enhancing crop productivity, stress resilience, and our fundamental understanding of how plants balance energy acquisition with growth.
Kernel-DMD for multiome data integration and control.
Same biological tricks that let certain exotic plants survive brutal droughts could potentially b...
Chloroplast genome editing of Rubisco boosts photosynthesis and pla...
Every squash vine, bean plant, and basil bunch in your garden runs its food-making engine at a fr...
Harnessing natural variation for photosynthetic improvement in next...
Every tomato you grow, every wheat field feeding a city, runs on photosynthesis—and wild plant re...
Indoor farms are becoming fast lanes for climate-resilient crop research
The tomatoes and leafy greens increasingly sold as 'locally grown' in vertical farms are the firs...
