Genome editing techniques have the power to transform crop yields and plant resilience to feed the growing global population.

A date palm seedling can pause its development to boost its resilience before emerging into the harsh desert environment.

Unravelling the genes behind salt tolerance in crop plants is made easier using the latest sequencing and phenotyping technologies.

A metabolic compound that regulates growth of rice plants and limits witchweed infestation could boost crop yields.

A compound that binds to and inhibits a crucial receptor protein offers a new route for controlling a parasitic plant.

Bacteria isolated from desert plants could provide the key to maintaining productive agriculture in arid regions.

Passionate plant scientist Mark Tester conducts ground-breaking research into plants that could one day help feed the world.

A first complete genome map of einkorn reveals evolutionary origins and potential for enhanced wheat breeding.

The Plant Science Family Night stands as one of the key initiatives jointly organized by the CDA and TKS. The primary aim is to promote a sustainable future by actively involving young individuals in meaningful ways and empowering them to take action.