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Detalle de: Good Vibes: how do plants recognise and respond to pollinator vibroacoustic signals?

Title Good Vibes: how do plants recognise and respond to pollinator vibroacoustic signals?
Description

‘Good Vibes’ aims at dissecting the molecular and physiological mechanisms of plant responses to distinct vibroacoustic signals (VAs) emitted by approaching insects, using Antirrhinum (snapdragon) as a model. Since Antirrhinum flower visitors have unequal efficiency as pollinators and emit characteristic VAs, it is supposed that plants are able to recognise effective pollinators by sensing their specific VA signatures.

Call / Programme
Funding Scope International
Funding Agency Human Frontier Science Program Organization (HFSPO)
Grant Number RGP0003/2022
Project Acronym
Period 31 Aug 2022 – 30 Dec 2025
Funding Amount 1,140,000 €
Ontology
Research Groups Transcriptional Orchestration of Plant Secondary MetaboliSm - TOMSlab
Researchers José Tomás Matus, David Navarro Payá

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