Tamar Avin‐Wittenberg

This study shows that maternal autophagy in maize affects kernel development and grain yield, with mutant plants showing reduced kernel size and yield.

This study identifies raffinose as a plant autophagy inducer that enhances biomass and yield by promoting autophagy-dependent growth under stress conditions.

This study investigates how autophagy modulates plant responses to combined heat stress and bacterial infection, revealing its role in facilitating bacterial growth and altering nutrient availability.