The rapidly growing number of therapeutic proteins in clinical development has created a major manufacturing shortage. Animal, bacterial, fungal and plant systems have been recruited to alleviate the production bottleneck. However, plants may provide a particularly efficient manufacturing system for this rapidly growing market. Transient or stable expression has already been used to produce man...

Root-associated microbiomes are important for plant nutrient uptake, disease suppression and growth. It is to reveal wheat-root associated microbial community assembly dominant drivers determining their variability. Using 16S rRNA gene profiling, we investigated the effects of sample type, location, growth stage variety on prokaryotic communities in root endosphere rhizosphere wheat bulk soil b...

Many insect and fungal pathogens posing agronomically important threats specifically target the roots in strawberry. The use of a root-specific promoter to confer expression of resistance genes in a targeted manner has the potential appreciably to benefit the genetic improvement of commercial strawberry varieties. A novel gene, FaRB7, was isolated from strawberry (Fragariaxananassa Duch.) and f...

A screen for suppressors of the auxin resistant mutant axr1 in Arabidopsis thaliana has identified at least three second site suppressor loci called Suppressor of Auxin Resistance (SAR). In this study we focus on the SAR1 gene. Previous studies have documented the effects of the axr1 mutations on auxin-inhibition of root growth, auxin-induced gene expression, seedling morphology and aerial morp...

some growth parameters of pea (cv. pleven 4) and vetch (cv. obrazets 666) after treatment with organic fertilizer were studied in a field trial carried out at the institute of forage crops, pleven, bulgaria. humustim as organic fertilizer was applied through presowing treatment of seeds, treatment during vegetation and combination between both, at different doses. ratios of aboveground weight t...

Nodulin-26 (N-26) is a major peribacteroid membrane protein in soybean root nodules. The gene encoding this protein is a member of an ancient gene family conserved from bacteria to humans. N-26 is specifically expressed in root nodules, while its homolog, soybean putative channel protein, is expressed in vegetative parts of the plant, with its highest level in the root elongation zone. Analysis...