The Age of the Ice Plant
The Ice Plant gets its name from the glistening appearance of the specialized cells covering its surface. A new study in BMC Plant Biology uses Omics approaches… Read more »
Bronwyn Barkla is an Associate Professor at Southern Cross Plant Science, a special research center of Southern Cross University, in Lismore, Australia. Her research interests include studying the role of membrane proteins in abiotic stress tolerance in both crop plants and model halophytes, and she is currently using innovative membrane separation techniques in combination with a proteomics approach to further understanding in this area. Bronwyn is a representative for the International Plant Proteomics organization and is on the Editorial Board for Journal of Agricultural Sciences, and Frontiers in Plant Biology.
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- The Age of the Ice Plant - 10th May 2016