Plant en Zo
Femke de JongFor 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.
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Layering up against the cold
Welcome to the Plant & Zo weekly roundup, the newsletter about the latest plant science discoveries.
With the slowly moving cogs of academic publishing, it is more often accidental than on purpose that when an article appears it is seasona...
Pinching for sweeter tomatoes
Welcome to the Plant & Zo the newsletter about plant science and more.
I am starting a new segment: The Science Behind the Tip. Where I show the science that backs or doesn’t back up a gardening or plant growing tips. Because I believe in...
Proteins that behave like a liquid
Welcome to the Plant & Zo weekly roundup, the newsletter about the latest plant science discoveries.
As a biochemist I am used to think of proteins as solid little machines. And maybe not every protein function like a machine or part of it...
Mechanoperception
Mechanoperception: Mechanoperception is the sensing of things like touch, pressure, vibrations, wind, and even gravity. Plants are able to sense those physical forces via specialised proteins in their cell membrane like mechanosensitive ion...
Meristem
Meristem: Meristems are the growth centres of the plant. The cells in this region divide slowly, and with each round of division, one of the daughter cells is pushed outside the slow dividing group of cells. Cells in the first layer outside...
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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.
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