Plant en Zo
Femke de Jong, Edgar Huitema, PhDFor the curious plant lovers who want to understand the science of the plants they grow, love and admire, I make plant science engaging and accessible without losing the science itself.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 81 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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New clues on Norway spruce reproduction
Welcome to the Plant & Zo weekly roundup, the newsletter about the latest plant science discoveries.
Studying the development, especially reproduction, in slowly reproducing species is hard. Not so much because it is complex, although it c...
Negative regulation of a still to be discovered hormone
Welcome to the Plant & Zo weekly roundup, the newsletter about the latest plant science discoveries.
It can feel like that all the big plant physiology discoveries have been made. I even came across and article this week arguing just that....
In Conversation With Peter van Dijk
Welcome to Plant & Zo in Conversation With where I talk with plant scientists about their research, and why they are interested in it. In this edition I talk with Peter van Dijk.
Subscribe if you like more stories on how cool plants are. P...
Plant & Zo weekly roundup #36-2026
Welcome to the Plant & Zo weekly roundup, the newsletter about the latest plant science discoveries.
In this week’s paper highlight a study that ended up tying not one but two loose ends. Characterisation of a purposed K+ ion channel not o...
Plant & Zo weekly roundup #35-2026
Welcome to the Plant & Zo weekly roundup, the newsletter about the latest plant science discoveries. And welcome to all the new subscribers that joined.
Scientific discoveries happen in bursts. Often there is a global picture. First one or...
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I am a plant biochemist turned science journalist. I write for curious plant lovers who want to understand the science of the plants they grow, love and admire. The goals:making plant science engaging and accessible without losing the science itself.
I help early career researchers navigate academic research, skills development, and supervision to enable career progression
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