How do Plants Do That Outreach Collection - new videos posted weekly
- How Do Plants...Defend Themselves? by Nanxun Qin
- How Did Plants... Evolve? by Ana Valladares
- How Do Plants... Attract Pollinators? by Rebecca Hayes

Plant Direct Author Q&A Collection - new interviews posted weekly
- Q&A with Alexis Maizel
- Q&A with Elizabeth Haswell

Why, how and where to talk to talk about science - Slides from a one-hour lecture by Mary Williams to encourage people to engage with the public.

ASPB's Annual Plant Biology Meeting will be held August 3-7, 2019 in San Jose, California. Join The Plant Biology 2019 Network to find travel tips for plant biologists, tips for first time conference attendees, a list of major symposia, the Plant Biology 2019 roll call and more!
- New this week! Navigating the Poster Session Like a Pro

ASPB's Plant Synthetic Biology Meeting will be held in in San Jose immediately after Plant Biology, August 7-9. Join the Synthetic Biology Network to find more information about this conference, watch interviews with plant synthetic biologists, and browse collections of plant synthetic biology resources
Human Networks, Thinking Broadly and Solving Problems A new collection related to Rob Last's fifth ASPB president's letter
- Big Challenges Require Broad Thinking- by Rob Last
- What if Plant Scientists were as Diverse as the Plants we Study? - by Jennifer Nemhauser & Elizabeth Haswell
- Diverse plants, diversity in botany - by Paul Sokoloff
- The two-body problem - Perspectives of an early career researcher by Gaurav Moghe
- Evolving From a Focus on Mentee to Cultivating a Mentoring Ecosystem - by Beronda L. Montgomery
- Underrepresented objects in Plant Biology: The clubroot pathogen Plasmodiophora brassicae- by Susann Auer

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Join the 2019-2020 PlantingScience Master Plant Science Team - Apply by Aug 11

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