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Mundane Root Research Society Finally Discovers That Plants Have Roots

Mundane Root Research Society Finally Discovers That Plants Have Roots

**Get ready for the Root Science Summit 2025, where scientists obsess over the unseen! Starting at 10:00 UTC on May 15, 2025, at the Virtual Global Hub.**

It kicks off with **Welcome and Introduction** (10:00-10:10 UTC). Then, **Root Anatomy** (10:10-11:00 UTC) features Masashi Yamada (Biotechnology Center in Southern Taiwan, Taiwan) talking about “Root Meristem Growth Factor (RGF)” 🧬. Following that, Juergen Kleine-Vehn (University of Freiburg, Germany) discusses “Auxin dynamics.”

Next up is **Roots and Ecosystem Function** (11:00-11:50 UTC). Vincent Poirier (Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Canada) links roots to soil matter, while Diego Abalos (Aarhus University, Denmark) tries to minimize nitrogen losses.

Don’t miss the **Coffee Break** at 11:50 UTC! 🤓 At 12:00 UTC, **Rhizosphere and Signalling** begins. Joseph Edwards (Texas A&M University, USA) investigates switchgrass microbiomes, and Kathrin Wippel (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands) discusses “host-specific toolboxes.”

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**Phenotyping Method Development** starts at 12:50 UTC. Larry York (Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA) goes “Beyond RhizoVision,” while Alexandre Grondin (Institut de Recherche pour le Développement, France) studies pearl millet. Coffee Break again at 13:40 UTC. ☕

**Root Modelling** (14:00-14:50 UTC) features Johannes Postma (Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany) releasing “OpenSimRoot,” and Mona Giraud (also Jülich) with in silico analysis.

Finally, **Roots in Sub-Saharan Africa** (14:50-15:40 UTC). Dainel Nyadanu (Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana) discusses kola phenotypic plasticity. Vincent Opoku Agyemang (Crop Research Institute of Ghana) covers stress resilience. 🌍

The summit concludes with **Root Systems Biology** (15:40-16:30 UTC). Marc Libault (University of Missouri, USA) presents the Soybean Single-Cell Transcriptome Atlas, and Kevin Daniel (University of Freiburg, Germany) discusses Arabidopsis under waterlogging stress. 🚀

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