Plant Sciences (PSC)
Section Information
Plant Sciences focus on the biology, physiology, genetics, ecology, and biotechnology of plants. The field studies plant growth, development, reproduction, and responses to environmental factors to improve crop productivity, sustainability, and ecosystem resilience.
Current research includes plant molecular biology, plant–microbe interactions, stress physiology, crop improvement, plant breeding, and climate adaptation strategies. Advances in genomics, gene editing, phenotyping technologies, and precision agriculture are accelerating innovation in plant research.
This section publishes laboratory investigations, field studies, genetic analyses, ecological research, and review articles related to plant biology and applied plant science.
Scope
Plant Physiology and Development
- Photosynthesis and metabolism
- Plant hormones and signaling pathways
- Growth regulation and development
- Reproductive biology
Plant Genetics and Genomics
- Genome sequencing and analysis
- Gene expression and regulation
- CRISPR and gene editing in plants
- Quantitative trait analysis
Plant–Environment Interactions
- Abiotic stress responses
- Plant–microbe and plant–pathogen interactions
- Adaptation to climate change
- Soil–plant relationships
Crop Science and Plant Breeding
- Crop yield improvement
- Resistance breeding
- Hybrid and molecular breeding techniques
- Seed science and technology
Plant Biotechnology
- Transgenic plant development
- Metabolic engineering
- Plant-based biofactories
- Tissue culture and micropropagation
Plant Ecology and Biodiversity
- Plant community dynamics
- Conservation of plant species
- Invasive plant management
- Ecosystem services provided by plants
Sustainable and Applied Plant Systems
- Agroecology and sustainable farming
- Urban and vertical farming systems
- Bioenergy crops
- Precision agriculture technologies
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