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We’re making use of background knowledge from different disciplines to gain insight into polyamine perception and signaling, for which little is known in plants. We’re making use of genetics of natural variation, reverse genetics, molecular biology and plant-microbe interactions to unravel how polyamines are sensed and how this relates to the local microbiota. | We’re making use of background knowledge from different disciplines to gain insight into polyamine perception and signaling, for which little is known in plants. We’re making use of genetics of natural variation, reverse genetics, molecular biology and plant-microbe interactions to unravel how polyamines are sensed and how this relates to the local microbiota. | ||
Our final goal is to provide novel approaches for crop protection against abiotic and biotic stresses. | Our final goal is to provide novel approaches for crop protection against abiotic and biotic stresses. | ||
Key words: stress tolerance, drought, salinity, freezing tolerance, priming, ROS, crop protection, microbiome, rhizosphere, polyamines, natural variation, transcriptional regulation, metabolon, modulon. | |||
