M. T. Raissig

This study identifies BdPOX, a peroxidase, as a regulator of hair cell and stomatal size in Brachypodium distachyon, showing its role in cell wall modification and epidermal function.

The paper identifies two opposing polarity domains in subsidiary mother cells that regulate asymmetric division in grass stomata.

This study quantifies how environmental changes affect stomatal anatomy and gas exchange in Brachypodium distachyon over two years.

The paper reanalyzes genome-wide imprinting studies in plants using generalized linear models, showing increased concordance in Arabidopsis but not maize, highlighting the impact of analysis methods and other factors.