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  • Monday, Aug 7th
    1:43 PM – 1:45 PM EDT
    (CS-14-3) Analyses of Cullin1 Homologs Reveal Functional Redundancy in S-RNase-Based Self-Incompatibility and Evolutionary Relationships in Eudicots - Lightning Talk
    Location: Meeting Room 203-205
    Symposium Speaker: Linhan Sun, PhD – The Pennsylvania State University
    Abstract Co-Author: Shiyun Cao – Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington, Seattle
    Abstract Co-Author: Ning Zheng – Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington, Seattle
    Abstract Co-Author: Teh-hui Kao – The Pennsylvania State University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-01) A developmental and transcriptional exploration of staminode evolution in Loasaceae
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Andrea D. Appleton (she/her/hers) – Harvard University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-02) An inducible in vitro system to reprogram somatic cells into a gamete fate
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Keila AK Jellings (she/her/hers) – Purdue University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-03) Analysis of Floral RNA Binding 1 (FRB1) as a novel regulator of flower development and splicing of micro exons conserved in floral ABC genes
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: JUN WANG, PhD – Pennsylvania State University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-04) Analysis of reproductive development in Arabidopsis organ boundary mutants
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Anita Shrestha (she/her/hers) – The University of Mississippi
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-05) Analysis of Tomato hap2 Mutants Reveals a New Fertilization Recovery Mechanism
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Octavia Rowe, n/a – Brown University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-06) CBFs-mediated COOLAIR activation reveals COOLAIR is not necessary for vernalization response
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Ilha Lee, PhD – Seoul National University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-07) Decoding the Genetic Pathways of Nectary Development and Filing in Aquilegia
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Yan Gong, PhD – Harvard University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-08) Dissecting cis-regulatory control of robustness and plasticity in floral morphology
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Amy P. Lanctot, n/a – Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-09) Endoplasmic reticulum–chloroplast contact in phospholipid metabolism mediated by a pair of differentially localized lipid phosphate phosphatases in Arabidopsis
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Nguyen Cam Van, Ph.D (she/her/hers) – RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-10) Establishment of cauline leaf identity by SQUAMOSA PROMOTER BINDING PROTEIN-LIKE proteins and flowering time regulators.
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Liren Du, n/a – University of South Carolina
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-11) F-actin controls the turgor pressure in the coenocytic endosperm and determines the final seed size in Arabidopsis thaliana.
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Vijyesh Sharma, PhD (he/him/his) – University of Kentucky
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-14) Investigating the developmental genetics of Ranunculaceae petals
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: grace d. pisano – harvard
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-15) Investigating the trafficking of the MLO calcium channel NORTIA during pollen tube reception
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Sienna Ogawa, n/a – Purdue University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-16) MADS1 regulates tassel branching development in maize
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Kevin Begcy, n/a – University of Florida
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-17) Pollen from cytoplasmic male sterile tomato show triple-germination
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Kosuke Kuwabara – University of Tsukuba
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-18) Regulation of Ovule Initiation in Arabidopsis thaliana by EPIDERMAL PATTERNING FACTOR-Like Proteins
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Alexander M. Overholt, B.S. – University of Tennessee, Knoxville
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-19) Regulation of Rice Growth and Yield by the Cytokinin Type-A Response Regulators
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Emil J. Tallerday, PhD – UNC-Chapel Hill
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-20) Regulation of tomato fruit ripening by the TOR kinase pathway
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Choi Jaehyun – Yonsei university
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-21) Research to restore fertility in CMS potato varieties
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Nakajima Rika – University of Tsukuba
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-22) Role of RKD Transcription Factors in Arabidopsis thaliana in the Transition from Gametophytic to Zygotic Development
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Elise Larson, Undergraduate (she/her/hers) – The University of Georgia
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-23) Spatiotemporal dynamics of jasmonate in the control of tomato fruit set
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Yukako Nomura – University of Tsukuba
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-25) The CXXC domain is required for a robust DEMETER function in vivo
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Qirui Cui (he/him/his) – North Carolina State University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-26) The genetic basis of bullseye pattern reduction in flowers of the Hibiscus Trionum Complex
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: May TS Yeo, MSc – Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-27) The Maize ufo1 gene is crucial for transcriptional regulation during basal endosperm differentiation
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Debamalya Chatterjee, PhD (he/him/his) – The Pennsylvania State University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-28) The role of AS-regulated Splicing Factor 30 (SPF30) in floral transition and FLC expression in Arabidopsis
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Jianhua Zhang, n/a – Hong Kong Baptist University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-29) TOPLESS-mediated gene repression in Arabidopsis floral organ patterning
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Poster Presenter: Naden Krogan, PhD (he/him/his) – American University
    Development: Reproduction
  • Posters
    60 minutes
    (600-51) Analyses of Cullin1 Homologs Reveal Functional Redundancy in S-RNase-Based Self-Incompatibility and Evolutionary Relationships in Eudicots
    Location: Exhibit Hall
    Symposium Speaker: Linhan Sun, PhD – The Pennsylvania State University
    Abstract Co-Author: Shiyun Cao – Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington, Seattle
    Abstract Co-Author: Ning Zheng – Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington, Seattle
    Abstract Co-Author: Teh-hui Kao – The Pennsylvania State University
    Development: Reproduction