New paper from the Green lab showing that thermal imaging can be used to measure circadian rhythms in plants non-invasively, allowing measurements of genomic and microbial controls over the circadian clock. Congratulations Felista Nalufunjo on your first PhD paper!
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Thermal imaging as a tool for studying circadian rhythms in roots
Circadian studies in plants have largely focused on shoots, leaving the root clock and its role in plant–environment interactions poorly understood. We present a thermal infrared imaging platform tha...
