Why Plant 'Clones' Aren't Identical
Check out this intriguing research article. Professor Nicholas Harberd of Oxford University's Department of Plant Sciences, lead author of the paper said, 'Anyone who has ever taken a cutting from a parent plant and then grown a new plant from this tiny piece is actually harnessing the ability such organisms have to regenerate themselves, but sometimes regenerated plants are not identical, even if they come from the same parent. Our work reveals . . . ' click here for more
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IPPS Committees: We Need YOU!
IPPS Eastern Region members include some of the biggest movers and shakers in our industry. You can get to know them by volunteering for one of Eastern Region's committees. At the same time, you can provide input critical to the operation of our Society. Click here for a list. Take a look and see where you would best fit in. The committee members will be assembled very soon, so click here today to let us know where you'd like to volunteer.
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Because they are about to embark on the pre-conference tour in Louisville, that's why! The pre-tour kicked off the much-anticipated annual event. In spite of the unexpected dip in temperatures, IPPS-ers bundled up and had a great day (with a little bourbon-tasting to keep them warm!) 