Elizabeth A. Ainsworth

This study shows that a century of soybean breeding increased photosynthetic capacity but not NPQ relaxation, suggesting a need for targeted improvements in photoprotective regulation.

The paper identifies 79 high-confidence target genes of GmJAG1 in soybean, revealing its role in leaf shape regulation through auxin and salicylic acid pathways.

This study shows that narrow-leaf soybean lines maintain yield while reducing leaf area index, suggesting a strategy to improve agricultural sustainability.

The paper examines how elevated CO2 affects fungal and bacterial communities in soybean phyllosphere, finding shifts in fungal composition and network structure.

This study examines how elevated CO2 affects soybean biomass and nutrient concentrations, finding increased yield but reduced seed nutrient content.

The paper examines how gene regulation, not gene content, contributes to maize genotypes' sensitivity to ozone stress by analyzing gene expression across diverse inbred lines.