PS Seminar LEAPS edition: Do plants evolve differently?
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It's often assumed that plants and animals evolve differently because animals have a segregated germ line but plants don't. Recent work, including some from my lab, is now challenging this long-held view, potentially upending a century of thinking.
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Eucalyptus Seminar Room, Level 2, RN Robertson Building #46
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