About this Research Topic
This Research Topic aims to collect selected contributions from the RBMP 2018, the XIV Spanish Meeting of Plant Molecular Biology held in Salamanca, Spain, on 4th-6th July 2018.
Selected contributions will address a wide range of interests in Plant Molecular Biology, covering very different aspects discussed at the meeting. This Research Topic will focus on plant developmental and stress responses to the changing environment. Specifically, contributions to topics such as system biology, biotechnology, biosynthesis of metabolites, development, and responses to biotic and abiotic stresses will be appreciated. Similarly, contributions on the generation of new tools to address novel questions in the field will be welcomed.
Contributors are welcome to submit Original Research, Method, Opinion and Review articles related to the topics covered in the Spanish Meeting Plant Molecular Biology. Submissions in this Research Topic are limited to the conference attendees and their co-authors.
Selected contributions will address a wide range of interests in Plant Molecular Biology, covering very different aspects discussed at the meeting. This Research Topic will focus on plant developmental and stress responses to the changing environment. Specifically, contributions to topics such as system biology, biotechnology, biosynthesis of metabolites, development, and responses to biotic and abiotic stresses will be appreciated. Similarly, contributions on the generation of new tools to address novel questions in the field will be welcomed.
Contributors are welcome to submit Original Research, Method, Opinion and Review articles related to the topics covered in the Spanish Meeting Plant Molecular Biology. Submissions in this Research Topic are limited to the conference attendees and their co-authors.
Keywords: Spanish Meeting of Plant Molecular Biology, RBMP
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