Cameron Stern
@plantpolyploidy.bsky.social
PhD student @MacquarieUni. Aspiring ornamental plant breeder studying biochemistry and genetics of Anigozanthos flower color (blue). MSc @AucklandUni. BSc @Cornell. Science, creativity, education, daylilies, and plants. He/Him
Thanks! That’s interesting about improved survival/efficiency. I would have assumed plasmolysis (at least for too long) would kill the cells.
November 15, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Thanks! That’s interesting about improved survival/efficiency. I would have assumed plasmolysis (at least for too long) would kill the cells.
Stylidium are so cool. A slowmo video I took during fieldwork showing the flower being triggered
November 15, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Stylidium are so cool. A slowmo video I took during fieldwork showing the flower being triggered
Sorry if you’ve posted it somewhere before, but can you explain the reason for the plasmolysis buffer? Is it considered necessary for the whiskers to penetrate the cells?
November 15, 2025 at 3:47 PM
Sorry if you’ve posted it somewhere before, but can you explain the reason for the plasmolysis buffer? Is it considered necessary for the whiskers to penetrate the cells?