ICAR 2026

Poster Assignment Schedule

Zone A - Sports Hall 2

Poster No.	Theme	Title	Presenter	University
A001	Plant Cell Biology	Enhanced folding capacity of fused GFP promotes vacuolar trafficking of carboxypeptidase Y	Do Yeop Lee	Chonnam National University, Korea, Republic of
A002		The roles of two DPLG motifs in chlorophyll a/b-binding protein 6 during Photosystem I supercomplex assembly	Geoni Choi	Chonnam National University, Korea, Republic of
A003		Raf-like protein kinase heterocomplexes directly regulate the plant plasma membrane H+-ATPase	Hinano Takase	Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan
A004		Cell-type specific autophagy in root hair forming cells in Arabidopsis	Jierui Zhao	The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
A005		VAL1 and VAL2 affect distinct processes in Arabidopsis root development	José María Olvera Herrera	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
A006		Molecular Mechanisms of the Arabidopsis Oxysterol–binding Protein Related Protein 2A (AtORP2A) in Mediating Endoplasmic Reticulum–Plasma Membrane Contact Sites and Autophagy in Arabidopsis thaliana.	Kai Ching Yeung	The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
A007		ROPGAP3 regulates PIN clustering via interaction with PIN proteins	Kwangho Maeng	Seoul national university, Korea, Republic of
A008		Decoding plant-specific glycoprotein functions via Hyp O-glycosylation mutants	Mari Ogawa-Ohnishi	Nagoya University, Japan
A009		Type one protein phosphatases (TOPPs) catalyze EIN2 dephosphorylation to regulate ethylene signaling in Arabidopsis	Qianqian Qin	Lanzhou University, China
A010		Molecular mechanism of DRIF1 function in mediated FREE1/MVB-regulated pathway in plants	Ryan, Baocan LYU	The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
A011		Interplay between Membrane Dynamics and Plant Selective Autophagy	Xiaohong Zhuang	The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
A012		RAB5-interacting protein R5I facilitates membrane environment-dependent transporter endocytosis	Johannes Liesche	University of Graz, Austria
A013	Single-cell and Spatial Biology	The Evolution and Functional Diversification of 4-Coumaroyl-CoA Ligases in Land Plants	Kohei Shigeta	Kobe University, Japan
A014		An environmentally responsive dichotomy in cell lineages of the root	Marina Oliva	The University of Western Australia, Australia
A015		An integrative single-cell and haplotype-resolved transcriptomic framework reveals cell-type-specific regulatory architecture and evolutionary divergence in orchid floral development	Songyao Zhang	National University of Singapore, Singapore
A016		Single-Cell Sequencing Identifies Key Genes Regulating Soybean Nodule Development	Zhe Yan	Institute of Crop Sciences CAAS, China
A017	Plant Beneficial Microbiome	Fostering the synergies: application of microbial partnerships for plant resilience across India and Taiwan	Ching Chan	National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan
A018		A plant endophytic bacterium Priestia megaterium strain BP-R2 isolated from the halophyte Bolboschoenus planiculmis enhances plant growth under salt and drought stresses	Hau Hsuan Hwang	National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan
A019		Additive effects of nitrogen deficiency and water stress on reassembly of the rhizosphere microbiome	Junjie Guo	Sun Yat-sen University, China
A020		An endophytic fungus establishes selective cooperation with beneficial bacteria to promote plant growth under low-nitrogen conditions	Tan Anh Nhi Nguyen	The University of Tokyo, Japan
A021		Transcriptomic and imaging approaches implicate root redox dynamics as biomarkers of beneficial microbes efficacy for plant stress resilience	Tao-Ho Chang	National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan
A022		A novel secondary signal-Zn mediates control of nitrogen fixation via transcription factor filamentation	Yueyang Ge	National University of Singapore, Singapore
A023	Synthetic Engineering in Plants	Study on Root System Architectural Remodeling via WOX11 Signaling Pathway-Mediated Adventitious Lateral Roots	Bingyu Li	CEMPS, China
A024		Engineered bacterial effector allows for ubiquitin-independent degradation of custom targets	Federico Mirkin	John Innes Centre, Argentina
A025		Plant-derived tyrosinase antigen induces anti-melanoma immunity with prophylactic and therapeutic potential	HongJu Moon	Gyeongsang National University, Korea, Republic of
A026		Enhancing Secondary Metabolites in Saussurea involucrata through Genetic Engineering and Tissue Culture	LiFen Huang	Yuan Ze University, Taiwan, R.O.C.
A027		Novel members of the CYP81F enzyme family from Brassicaceae plants	Monidipa Bose	IBCH PAS, Poland
A028		Creation of an expanded plant memory gene circuit toolkit	Patrick Gong	University of Western Australia, Australia
A029	Phytohormone	Mechanism and role of rapid auxin signalling in plant-microbial interactions	Chun Hou (Aaron) Ang	Wageningen University and Research, Netherlands
A030		Study on the mechanism of a predicted LRR gene playing a negative role in tomato against Ralstonia solanacearum	Chun-yu Kuo	National Taiwan University, Taiwan
A031		Submergence primes Arabidopsis thaliana for enhanced resistance to Botrytis cinerea	Emma Olmi	Sant'Anna School of Advacend Studies, Italy
A032		Jasmonic acid regulates xylem development through antagonistic interaction with cytokinin	Geupil Jang	Chonnam National University, Korea, Republic of
A033		Translational Decoding of Cytokinin Signals for Phloem Lineage Priming	Hyun Seob Cho	POSTECH, Korea, Republic of
A034		Finding the True Color of an Ancient Auxin Response	Jiashu Chu	Wageningen University, Netherlands
A035		The level of the plant hormone JA-Ile is regulated by two functionally distinct metabolic pathways	Kotaro Matsumoto	Tohoku University, Japan
A036		Modulation of brassinosteroid signaling by BRASSINOSTEROID-INSENSITIVE 1-LIKE 3 (BRL3) in seed germination in Arabidopsis	Ming Yang	Oklahoma State University, United States of America
A037		CDK8 orchestrates jasmonate-mediated immunity in accordance with sulfur availability	Qiang Guo	China Agricultural University, China
A038		A multilayered defense network linking pectin integrity to resistance against Botrytis cinerea in Arabidopsis thaliana	Riccardo Lorrai	Sapienza, Italy
A039		Investigating the Regulatory Role of NTL6 in SnRK2.8-Mediated ABA Signaling.	Sheetal Sheetal	IISER Mohali, Mohali, India
A040		TMK1-FERONIA signaling integrates auxin and RALF cues to govern apoplastic acidification and cell expansion	Wenwi Lin	Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, China
A041		Abscisic acid receptors functionally converge across 500 million years of land plant evolution	Yufei Sun	Sun Yal-sen University, China
A042		Downstream Metabolites of cis-OPDA Exhibit JA-Ile-Independent Bioactivity	Yuho Nishizato	Tohoku University, Japan
A043		Spatial uncoupling of stomatal regulation and leaf growth through tissue-specific ABA signaling	Zhenyu Yang	Technical University of Munich, Germany
A044		Conserved motifs in the N-termini are essential for the function of AGC1 kinases	Ziyao Wang	Technical University of Munich, Germany
A045	Molecular Condensation in Plant Signalling	Regulated condensation of HSA32 and its interaction with HSP101 during heat acclimation memory in Arabidopsis	Akankshita Borah	Academia Sinica, Taiwan
A046		An RNA granule protein modulates translational control during plant immunity	Anindita Karkhanis	Leibniz institute of Plant Biochemistry, Germany, Germany
A047		Exploring links between circadian components and H2A.W-marked heterochromatin	Byoungwoo Nam	Gyeongsang National University, Korea, Republic of
A048		Phytochrome B output module drives photobody formation	Chanhee Kim	KAIST, Korea, Republic of
A049		From harm to healing: Targeted protein-condensate degradation restores disease tolerance	Guoyong Xu	Wuhan University, China
A050		RNA Fate Control by Nuclear Export and mRNA Decay Shapes Root Thermomorphogenesis	Jingmin Hua	University of Bern, Switzerland
A051		ER Bodies Associate with Stress Granules to Support Plant Heat Tolerance	Kyu Jin Kim	GYEONGSANG NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Korea, Republic of
A052		Redox-mediated RGF signaling coordinates root meristem maintenance under non-lethal heat stress	Masashi Yamada	ABRC, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, Taiwan
A053		The evolution of ABA receptors: Transition to hormone-regulated signaling	Michal Shpilman	Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
A054		Distinct regions necessary for complex formation and transcription regulation identified in Arabidopsis circadian clock proteins	Stefanie King	Washington University in St. Louis, United States of America
A055		PIF4 Drives Thermomorphogenesis Through Functional Redundancy in Transactivation and DNA Binding	Yongjian Qiu	University of Mississippi, United States of America
A056	AI in Plant Science	StomataQuant: An Interactive Software for Automated Quantification of Stomata and Pavement Cells	Menglong Liu	Peking University, China
A057		Decoding Phase Separation Evolution in Signaling via AI and System Biology	Qiyu Liang	Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
A058		Structure-guided discovery of protein functions in plants	Ronghui Pan	zhejiang university, China
A059		Rational design of promoter editing confers multipathogen resistance in rice	Xinyu Han	Huazhong Agricultural University, China, China
A060		Transferring Arabidopsis Knowledge to Decode Cis-regulation in Plants	Zhanxiang Zong	Huazhong Agricultural University, China
A061	Light Signalling and Development	Phosphorylation of WDR48 by phototropins drives starch degradation to promote stomatal opening	Atsushi Takemiya	Yamaguchi University, Japan
A062		Nuclear-pore localized proteasomes maintain circadian period through TOC1 turnover	David Somers	Ohio State University, United States of America
A063		Chloroplast Calcium Dynamics: Linking Photosynthesis and Stress Responses under High Light	Dominic Kuang	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
A064		Promotion of shade avoidance by BBX5 involves activation of PIF4 along with auxin biosynthetic and signaling genes	Dongqing Xu	Nanjing Agricultural University, China
A065		The phyB-LOP1-PIF4 Regulatory Axis Governs Plant Architectural Plasticity	Fengyue Zhao	Nanjing Agricultural University, China
A066		Arabidopsis FIN219/JAR1 and cryptochrome 1 suppress each other to repress ethylene-mediated triple response in darkness	Hsu-Liang Hsieh	National Taiwan University, Taiwan
A067		The BBX7/8-CCA1/LHY transcription factor cascade promotes shade avoidance by activating PIF4	Lu Zhai	Nanjing Agricultural University, China
A068		A PolyQ Repeat in PIF7 acts as a tunable thermosensor in Arabidopsis	Maolin Peng	IGZ, Germany
A069		The atypical kinase ABC1K1 may implicate the EXECUTER pathway under challenging light conditions	Maud Turquand	University of Neuchatel LPV, Switzerland
A070		SUMOylation of phytochrome B photobody components	Minji Kang	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, Republic of
A071		Molecular mechanisms of BLUS1 kinase-mediated signal transduction in blue light-induced stomatal opening	Saashia Fuji	Yamaguchi University, Japan
A072		ABA regulates root thermomorphogenesis via a columella-localized DEAR4 module	Sanghwa Lee	Yonsei University, Korea, Republic of
A073		SMXL3 activity is EAR-motif dependent for establishing root system architecture in Arabidopsis	Vilmos Soós	HUN-REN Agricultural Research Institute, Hungary
A074	Plant-pathogen Interactions	A phosphorylation switch in a novel cytoplasmic kinase regulates ROS production during pathogen infection in Arabidopsis	Alberto Macho	Center for Excellence in Molecular Plant Sciences, China
A075		CBL-interacting protein kinase 21 (CIPK21) negatively regulates plant immune responses during Pseudomonas syringae infection in Arabidopsis	Amit Kumar	University of Delhi, India
A076		Differential recruitment of SERK co-receptors determines signalling specificity within the systemin family of phytocytokines	Andreas Schaller	University of Hohenheim, Germany
A077		Remodelling of the Arabidopsis thaliana leaf RBPome in response to Pseudomonas syringae infection	Athira Menon	University of Oxford, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
A078		Atypical induction of Arabidopsis immune responses by yeast Enolase 2	Chian Kwon	Dankook University, Korea, Republic of
A079		Unveiling RNA-dependent RNA polymerase 1 interactors and their role during viral infection	Juan Camilo Diez Marulanda	Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology, Germany
A080		Elucidating the Role and Molecular Mechanism of Heat Shock Factor-Like Transcription Factors in Plant Virus Immunity	Jui Tzu Wu	National Taiwan University, Taiwan
A081		Pathogen-induced plant volatiles mediate herbivore recruitment for the strategic removal of infected tissues	Miyu Watanabe	Nagoya University, Japan
A082		Exploring Small RNA–Associated Regulatory Functions of DAWDLE in Systemic Acquired Resistance	Pin-Zhe Liao	ABRC, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
A083		A Novel Mitochondrial Regulon for Ferroptosis During Fungal Pathogenesis	Qing Shen	TLL, Singapore
A084		Control of Phloem Expansion–Driven Pathogen Susceptibility through SWEET11-Mediated Sugar Efflux	Seungchul Lee	POSTECH, Korea, Republic of
A085		Balancing growth and immunity: plant-derived bioprotectants for sustainable crop protection	Shian-Peng Chiou	National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan
A086		K63-Linked Polyubiquitination of Geminiviral AC2 by E3 Ligase XBAT34 Mediates Plant Antiviral Immunity	Shulin Deng	Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
A087		Role of CAD1 in Regulating Apoplast Water Homeostasis During Plant Immunity	Sooyeon Park	Duke University, United States of America
A088		Multivalent Oligomerization of DM3, an Alpha/Beta Hydrolase, Modulates Metabolic and Immune Signaling Pathways	Wei-Lin Wan	National University of Singapore, Singapore
A089		Salicylic Acid Engages Central Metabolic Regulators SnRK1 and TOR to Govern Immunity by Differential Phosphorylation of NPR1	Yixuan Chen	Duke University/HHMI, United States of America
A090		DAWDLE-Associated Transcriptional Reprogramming in NHP-Induced Systemic Acquired Resistance	Yun-Chu Chen	ABRC/Academia sinica, Taiwan Republic of China (ROC)
A091		Overlapping and Distinct Roles of Salicylic Acid and N Hydroxypipecolic Acid in Plant Immunity-Growth Tradeoffs	Zhixiang Chen	Purdue University, United States of America
A092	Plant Technology and Innovation	A dCas9-TurboID approach reveals novel regulators of TE-driven chromatin looping in plants	Camila Zlauvinen	IHSM, CSIC-UMA, Spain
A093		Plant Accessible Tissue Clearing Solvent System (PATCSOS) for 3-D Imaging of Whole Plants	Hantao Zhang	Peking University, China
A094		UAV-driven gene characterization and multi-omics functional identification for pre-breeding of short lifespan Brassica napus	Huiqi Zhang	Zhejiang University, China
A095		Breakthrough Root-to-Shoot Transformation Enables High-Frequency Genome Editing in Arabidopsis	Jihae Kim	Gyeongsang National University, Korea, Republic of
A096		Bidirectional Plant-Microneedle Responses to Guide Biomaterial Design	Sally Koh	Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory, Singapore
A097		Pyridinium Derivatives as Novel Fluorescent Probes for Xylem Staining in Plant Tissues	Subramanian Sankaranarayanan	Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar, India
A098		Multiplex PCR based Detection Methods of Common Plant Transgenes	Taiji Kawakatsu	RIKEN BRC, Japan
A099		Multi-omics Identification of Key Flowering Genes for Accelerating the Life Cycle of Semi-winter Brassica napus	Yang Zhu	Zhejiang University, China
A100		Functional Overlap and Specialization of Regulatory Factors in Plant Specialized Metabolism	Yun Sun (Sunnie) Lee	Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of
A101		Flow cytometry-based high throughput screening for identifying new players in starch metabolism	Zhongwei Zhang	ETH Zurich, Switzerland
A102	Plant Nutrition	SnRK1 negatively regulates sucrose-induced epicotyl elongation by modulating autophagy in Platycodon grandiflorus	Eunhui Kim	Chungbuk National University, Korea, Republic of
A103		The molecular physiological basis of adaptation to local soil pH in Arabidopsis halleri	Gen Yang	Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
A104		Fe-Chelating Crab Shell Powder Promotes Leaf Growth through Enhanced Cell Proliferation, Cell Expansion, and Iron Homeostasis in Arabidopsis	Gyungtae Kim	Dong-A university, Korea, Republic of
A105		Decoding Phosphorus Cues in Plant Developmental Decisions	Hatem Rouached	Michigan State University, United States of America
A106		Quantifying ATP availability dynamics in roots of Arabidopsis thaliana measured with firefly luciferase	Livia Wyss	Stanford University, United States of America
A107		A cross-species comparison of cell type-specific root transcriptomes between the metal hyperaccumulator Arabidopsis halleri and its relative A. thaliana	Lizhen Wang	Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
A108		Blue Light Promotes Root Iron Acquisition via a Shoot CRY–HY5 Signalling Module in Arabidopsis	Pooja Jakhar	IISER Mohali, India
A109		The Impact of TOR-S6K-eIF5A Signaling on Translational Control is Key to Plant Root Development	Sejin Choi	Kyung Hee University, Korea, Republic of
A110		Towards Understanding Starch Granule Crystallization: A Tale of Two Beta-Sheets	Vinaya Röhrl	ETH Zurich, Switzerland
A111		Root epidermis-specific expression of a truncated active form of potassium transporter AtHAK5 enhances potassium acquisition and salt tolerance	Yuichi Tada	Tokyo University of Technology, Japan
A112		RNA modification and structure-mediated phosphate-deficiency responses in plants	Zhiye Wang	Zhejiang University, China
A113	Cellular reprogramming and organ regeneration	Trade-off regulations between de novo organogenesis and tissue repair are mediated by WOX13	Eri Odaira	Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan
A114		FT represses ADT1-dependent phenylalanine biosynthesis to modulate specialized metabolism and bioactivity in Platycodon grandiflorus	Hyunjin Yoon	Chungbuk National University, Korea, Republic of
A115		A wound-inducible alternative transcript of WOX4 is essential for de novo root regeneration in Arabidopsis	Jinbo Hu	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
A116		NAC062 regulates cytokinin signaling in stem cell niche of Arabidopsis thaliana and combats cold stress.	Lekha Yadav	IISER MOHALI, PUNJAB, INDIA, India
A117		ETHYLENE AND SALT INDUCIBLE 3 (ESE3): a potential stress regulator affecting regeneration	Nilam Malankar	SLU, Uppsala, Sweden, Sweden
A118		Mechanism of SORD1-Mediated Plant Regeneration via Shoot Progenitor Cells	Qi Wei	Cemp, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
A119		CLE peptides restrict shoot apical meristem and de novo shoot regeneration via different receptors	Siyu Miao	Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Zone B - Sports Hall 1

Poster No.	Theme	Title	Presenter	University
B120	Cellular reprogramming and organ regeneration	Operation Aurora Rescue: Mechanistic Study of Aurora Kinase in De Novo Root Regeneration	Xueyang Duan	CEMPS, China
B121		Uncovering the Role of Plasmodesmata in Plant Graft Healing	Yanbiao Sun	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
B122		Regeneration upon injury: signal transduction mechanisms underlying wound-induced plant regeneration	Yu Chen	VIB-UGent Center for Plant Systems Biology, Belgium
B123	Abiotic Stress Biology	Beyond the PCO-ERFVII module: identification of a non-canonical early hypoxic response	Aldo Sutti	Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy
B124		Night-Time Heat Stress Reveals a Stage-Specific Role for HY5 in Arabidopsis	Asha James	Bar-Ilan University, Israel
B125		The Non-Tandem CCCH Zinc Finger Protein AtC3H26 Modulates Salt Stress and Phosphate Starvation Responses through Its Ribonuclease Activity in Arabidopsis	Dahyun Kim	Pusan National University, Korea, Republic of
B126		A small RNA Positively Regulates 26S Proteasome Abundance in Plants via translational activation of NAC Transcription Factors that promote subunit gene expression	Haojie Wang	IPK Gatersleben, Germany
B127		Novel membrane protein mediates extracellular secretary pathway in long-distance drought signaling	Haruka Otani	Tokyo University of Science, Japan
B128		Investigating the Role of TMK1 and TMK4 in Temperature-Dependent Regulation of Temporal and Spatial Auxin Signaling	Himanshi Chaudhary	IISER Mohali, India
B129		AtC3H3, an Arabidopsis Non-TZF Gene, Enhances Salt Tolerance by Upregulating Both ABA-Dependent and ABA-Independent Stress-Responsive Genes	Hye-Yeon Seok	Pusan National University, Korea, Republic of
B130		How Does Tissue-Specific PYR1 Signaling Affect ABA-Mediated Root Growth?	Orion Singha	Stanford University, United States of America
B131		Cross-talk of brassinosteroid signaling with the heat shock response	Qiwei Zhang	Technical University of Munich, Germany
B132		The plant-specific protein IQD22 interacts with calcium sensors to activate anaerobic respiration during hypoxia in Arabidopsis	Ruo-Han Xie	Sun Yat-sen University, China
B133		Evolutionary tuning of molecular charge state of UBP24 shapes responses to high temperature	Shao-Li Yang	VIB-UGent Center for Plant Systems Biology, Belgium
B134		PaCMaN: A Biomimetic Nanotechnology Platform for Sustainable Agriculture	Sivamathini Rajappa	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B135		Integration of CO₂ signaling and starch metabolism in the control of stomatal movements	Tomoumi Honda	Kyushu university, Japan
B136		HYPNOS is a novel regulator of seed dormancy in Arabidopsis thaliana	Wooseok Jeong	KAIST, Korea, Republic of
B137		Exploration of Phospho-Switches regulating growth and environmental responses in Arabidopsis using 15N metabolic labellingÃ¢â‚¬â€œbased phosphoproteomics	Yuri Ohkubo	Nagoya University, Japan
B138	RNA Biology	Primed for efficiency? Exploring co-transcriptional miRNA processing with dCas9/TurboID	Candela Houriet	IHSM-UMA-CSIC, Spain
B139		Post-transcriptional regulation via calcium-modulated ribonucleotide structures	Chen Xiao	University of Bern, Switzerland
B140		RNA G-quadruplex senses sodium and drives ALBA-mediated salt tolerance in Arabidopsis	Jingqiu Lan	Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
B141		m5C mRNA modification modulates low temperature-dependent hypocotyl elongation and circadian clock in Arabidopsis	Jinqi Ma	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B142		Spatial separation of plant miRNA processing and AGO1 loading complexes	Natalia Achkar	Centre for Research in Agricultural Genomics, Spain
B143		Decoding microRNA: Small Secrets with Big Impacts on Plant Survival Under Salt Stress	Richard Garcia	Louisiana State University, United States of America
B144		An effector protein facilitates the translocation of aphid cross-kingdom RNAs	Shan Jiang	Huazhong Agricultural University, China
B145		CLIPS: Ribosome-associated chaperones of A. thaliana	Shreyosi Dey	IISER Bhopal, India
B146		Temperature-responsive N4-acetylcytidine mRNA modification controls thermosensory flowering in Arabidopsis	Xiaowei Wu	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B147		Deciphering the role of N<sup>6</sup>-methyladenosine RNA modification in transcription regulation of Arabidopsis thaliana early development	Yujin Wu	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B148		MAC3A and MAC3B regulate temperature compensation via modulating temperature-dependent alternative splicing of circadian clock genes	Yu-Sen Wang	Institute of Plant Biology, NTU, Taiwan
B149		The Spatiotemporal Regulatory Landscape of RNA m6A Modification in Arabidopsis	Zhihe Cai	Peking University, China
B150	Bioinformatics	A hybrid machine learning framework for deciphering temporal regulatory dynamics in plant immunity	Richalynn Leong	Leiden University, Institute of Biology, Netherlands
B151	Bioinformatics	Enhancing Access to Arabidopsis thaliana BioResources through the Exp-Plant Catalog Integrated with ABRC Data	Satoshi Iuchi	RIKEN, Japan
B152	Plant Mechanobiology	From Bulge to Branch: The Making Of A Trichome	Constance Le Gloanec	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B153		The Rules of Expansion: Mechano-Hydraulic Feedback Defines Plant Cell Growth Limits	Karthikbabu Kannivadi Ramakanth	National university of Singapore, Singapore
B154		Structural basis of mechanosensory trichomes revealed by synchrotron micro-X-ray CT at SPring-8	Mafuyu Kawashima	Nagoya University, Japan
B155		Cell wall–derived mechanical signals control cell growth and division during root development	Noemi Svolacchia	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B156		SPI functions as a major actin nucleation pathway in Arabidopsis thaliana root hair tip growth that operates independently of ARP2/3	Sabrina Chin	The University of Tennessee Knoxville, United States of America
B157		Spatiotemporal dynamics of Marchantia thallus morphogenesis	Xinxin Zhang	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B158	Vegetative Development	Does LHP1 act as an environmental signals integrator?	Gabriela Guzmán Favila	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
B159		Unravelling the Role of TALE Homeodomain Protein Transcription Factors in the Compound Leaf of Cardamine hirsuta	Gabriella Jessica	University of Sydney, Australia
B160		Xylem patterning regulation by the Mobile AHL Proteins in the Root Meristem	Hee-Ji Shin	Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of
B161		Investigation of the root phloem development regulated by a top-down mobile NAC transcription factor	Jongsung Park	Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of
B162		Uncovering Multi-Layered Coordination During Directional Growth in Leaf Development	Juan Gonzalez	University of California San Diego, United States of America
B163		The SHR-GAF1-SCL3 Regulatory Network in GA-mediated Hypocotyl Growth	Jun Lim	Konkuk University, Korea, Republic of
B164		Vein Patterning Responses to GNOM Expression Levels	Linh Thi Nguyen	University of Alberta, Canada
B165		Spatiotemporal Expression Pattern Analyses of Dof Transcription Factors in Arabidopsis Root Vascular Development	Mengyue Huang	Lanzhou University, China
B166		The Circadian Clock Component GIGANTEA Controls Cellular Redox and Development in Plants	Myung Geun Ji	Gyeongsang National University, Korea, Republic of
B167		Screening for New Components in the DOF–CLE Pathway of Phloem Development	Ning Xu	Lanzhou University, China
B168		Stigmin: A Novel Regulator Driving Root Hair Initiation And Polar Growth Via ROP–ROS Signaling	Pragati	IPMB, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
B169		Dual waves of G2/M transcription generated by MYB3R-dependent and -independent mechanisms	Rihoko Senga	Kanazawa University, Japan
B170		Translational repression of CLE41 by JUL1 buffers sugar-driven vascular proliferation	Sangkyu Choi	Pohang University of Science and Technology, Korea, Republic of
B171	Epigenetics	Histone variant H2A.X suppresses deposition of active H3K4me3 marks and restricts H2A.W incorporation	Aravind M	NCBS, Bangalore, India, India
B172		Loss of RdDM initiation complex is a pre-requisite to aberrant Pol IV suppressed small silencing RNA biogenesis across plants	Archana A	NCBS, India
B173		ULT1: No Strings Attached? Rethinking TrxG Interactions	Carlos Emiliano Cortés-Quiñones	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
B174		TOP1α stabilizes CYP82C4 G4 DNA to repress lateral root initiation in Arabidopsis	Chunli Chen	Huazhong Agricultural University, China
B175		SUPERMAN controls reproductive organ numbers by repressing HD-ZIP IV genes in Arabidopsis thaliana	Febri Yuda Kurniawan	Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST), Indonesia
B176		Analysis of DDM1-mediated flowering time regulation in the C24 ddm1 mutant of Arabidopsis thaliana	Hana Kawakami	Kobe university, Japan
B177		Seasonal enhancers in a perennial plant, Arabidopsis halleri	Hanako Shimizu	Kyoto University, Japan
B178		Chromatin remodeling factor CRC1 regulates the salt stress response under the control of SOS pathway	Lulu Zhang	China Agricultural University, China
B179		Spatiotemporal dynamics of transcriptionally active domains in pollen.	Mio K. Shibuta	Yamagata University, Japan
B180		Simple input, complex output: how does epigenetic priming with valeric acid unlock broad stress resilience in plants?	Olaf Geyderowicz	University of Warsaw, Poland
B181		TRB-Mediated Targeting of the PEAT Complex Orchestrates Plant Development through Epigenetic Regulation	Prathamesh Sannak	Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research, Germany
B182		Isolation and functional analysis of novel regulators of abscisic acid biosynthesis by novel screening which isolates transcriptional complexes on a specific promoter in planta	Tomoki Kuribayashi	The University of Tokyo, Japan
B183		Active control of H3K4 methylation dynamics in plant light signaling	Yuqiu Wang	BAAFS, China
B184		Histone H2A Variants and Their Impact on Chromatin Architecture and Genome Function	Zdravko Lorkovic	Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology, Austria
B185		Analysis of ONSEN Activation by HSFA2 under Heat Stress	Zhiyu Ge	Hokkaido University, Japan
B186	Evolution and Genomics	A comparative analysis of trichome morphology and ploidy between Arabidopsis and Cardamine	Alba Murillo Sánchez	National Centre for Biotechnology (CNB-CSIC), Spain
B187		Dissecting the genetic architecture of vegetative growth dynamics in the early-life stages of Arabidopsis thaliana using high-throughput phenotyping	Alice Cozzi	Gregor Mendel Institute, Austria
B188		How KNATM Shapes Arabidopsis thaliana Leaves	Daniel Wallis	The University of Sydney, Australia
B189		Elucidating the Diverse Roles of CTR1 in Ethylene Signaling and the Evolution of Ethylene-Mediated Regulation in Plants	Dong Hye Seo	Ghent University Global Campus, Korea, Republic of
B190		Cationic amino acid transporters (CAT) enhance accumulation and susceptibility to the systemic herbicide L-phosphinothricin	Grace Tan	Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory, Singapore
B191		Structural basis for recognition of a disulfide-constrained phytocytokine by the HSL3/NUT receptor	Hyeonmin Ryu	Kyung Hee University, Korea, Republic of
B192		The long introns of MIKCc-type MADS-box genes constitute a conserved regulatory platform throughout the evolution of land plants	Israel Flores Valeriano	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
B193		Recent bursts of DNA transposons underlie epigenetic variation and phenotypic diversification during foxtail millet domestication	Jinfeng Chen	Institute of Zoology Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
B194		Bioinformatic characterisation of a conserved SPCH-binding intron in Brassicaceae group 7 PIN-FORMED genes	Rachelle Lee	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B195		Different routes to modify thermal responses in plants.	Ramya Ganesan	Monash University, Australia
B196		Functional conservation of cis-regulatory elements controlling root system architecture in Arabidopsis and tomato	Wei Lu	The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, China
B197		Chromosome-scale genome assembly of the desert ephemeral Olimarabidopsis pumila reveals its adaptive evolution achieved through genomic plasticity and trait coordination	Xianzhnog Huang	Anhui Science and Technology University, China
B198		A high-latitude Scandinavian Arabis alpina accession carries a weak TFL1 allele that promotes floral induction without affecting inflorescence architecture	Yoonkeum Oh	Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research, Germany
B199	Plant Reproductive Development	Poly(A)-binding proteins mediate thermoresponsive regulation of flowering via cytoplasmic retention of RNA-binding protein 45C	An Yan	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B200		Feedback regulation of m6A modification creates local auxin maxima essential for rice microsporogenesis	Cheng Peng	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B201		ICE1 participates in late pollen development through the modulation of MYB80-mediated tapetal PCD	Jer-Lun Kuo	National Taiwan University, Taiwan
B202		Deciphering the RNA-binding ability of the homeodomain transcription factor WUSCHEL in Arabidopsis thaliana	Panagiotis Boumpas	Centre for Organismal Studies, Germany
B203		Navigating the Pole: SOSEKI as a regulator in Microspore Nuclear Polarization?	Samuel Koh	Wageningen University, Netherlands
B204		Identification of G-box binding factors required for vernalization-induced VIN3 activation	Sehyun Lee	Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of
B205		Site-specific phosphorylation of LRP regulates FLC chromatin looping and flowering	Sheng Fan	TLL, Singapore
B206		Spatiotemporal regulation of the Kinesin AKT3 by APC/C during the G2-to-M transition coordinates Preprophase Band narrowing and disassembly in Arabidopsis.	Tianyuan Liu	China Agricultural University, China
B207		PHT1 Phosphate Transporters Govern Pollen Germination Success in Arabidopsis	wenchien Lu	ABRC, AS, Taiwan
B208		Humidity as a Reversible Developmental Signal Reprogramming Epidermal Identity and Reproduction in Arabidopsis thaliana	Woo-Taek Jeon	Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of
B209	From Arabidopsis to Crops	Developing a circadian tool kit for analyzing the role of rhythms in Pennycress physiology	Dmitri Nusinow	Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, United States of America
B210		Investigating the Role of Pectin Modification in LsGRP1-Enhanced Plant Immunity	En Yu Lin	National Taiwan University, Taiwan, Republic of China (ROC)
B211		From Arabidopsis to cabbage: ethylene-mediated modulation of ERFVII-related pathways enhances hypoxia tolerance	Fu-Chiun Hsu	National Taiwan University, Taiwan
B212		Fine-Tuning SlJUL Expression and Function via Genome Editing to Optimize Phloem and Fruit Yield	Hoyoung Nam	Pohang University of Science and Technology, Korea, Republic of
B213		Function and Molecular Mechanism of the PDS5D Gene in Oil Accumulation in Arabidopsis and Rapeseed	Huili Wei	Huazhong Agricultural University, China
B214		S1 Motif Mutations in CAPRICE Partially Reduce Intercellular Mobility Without Loss of Function	Juri Wakamatsu	Hiroshima University, Japan
B215		Cold Resilience: Translation Insights from Arabidopsis to Maize	Shuhua Yang	China Agricultural University, China
B216		Guard cell-mediated local and systemic immunity	Tiancong Qi	Tsinghua University, China
B217	Plant Lipid Metabolism and Signalling	The role of MYB-mediated biomolecular condensates in Arabidopsis seed oil biosynthesis	Hui Jun Chin	Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
B218		Novel fungal oxylipins mediate morphogenesis and pathogenesis in Rice Blast	Madiha Natchi Samu Shihabdeen	Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory, Singapore
B219		The outermost layer of callus facilitates pluripotency acquisition through VLCFA-mediated inter-layer communication	Yuki Doll	Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan
B220		Identification and characterization of lipid droplet-localized lipases involved in triacylglycerol metabolism in Arabidopsis leaves	Yuri Kurosawa	Graduate School of Horticulture, Chiba University, Japan
B221		Identification of key regulators for seed oil content and glucosinolates through multi-environment transcriptome-wide association studies in rapeseed	Yuyan Xiang	Huazhong Agricultural University, China
B222	Stomatal Development	Stomatal lineage cells regulate substomatal cavity formation through inter-tissue signaling during leaf development	Chynthia Hartono	IPMB-Academia Sinica, Taiwan
B223		Local Herbivory Induces Later-Stage Stomatal Opening without Disrupting Photosynthetic Homeostasis in Arabidopsis	Guyan Wang	Peking University, China
B224		Clathrin-mediated endocytosis of ERECTA family receptors is essential for proper stomatal development in Arabidopsis	Jing Yu	Lanzhou University, China
B225		Dynamic polarization of a plastid-associated regulator coordinates cell division and stomatal development	Kou Senhao	National University of Singapore (NUS), China
B226		OsCYCD7;1 rigidly determines guard mother cell division in rice	Liang Chen	Lanzhou University, China
B227		Arabidopsis XPD functions upstream of CDKA;1 to regulate stomatal development	Liang Zhang	Lanzhou University, China
B228		Characterization of a Transactivation Domain in the ICE1 N-terminal IDR and Its Interaction with RNA Polymerase II	Meng-Ting Wu	National Taiwan University, Taiwan
B229		Large scale mutant screen to identify new regulators of guard cell signalling	Olena Zamora	University of Helsinki, Finland
B230		Substomatal cavities initiate with stomatal complex development	Wei-Han Fang	Institute of Plant and Microbial Biology, Taiwan
B231		A secondary ZF-HD transcriptional module links SPEECHLESS to stomatal stem cell activity in Arabidopsis	Xin Yang	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B232		Paracrine auxin signaling coordinates adjacent cell-division orientation in plants	Yi Zhang	Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, China
B233		A Brassicaceae-specific intronic enhancer in the Arabidopsis PIN-FORMED 3 integrates developmental and cold signals to control auxin-mediated stomatal development	Zimin Zhou	National University of Singapore, Singapore
B234	White Space Category
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