Meret Huber

This paper identifies a strain of Spirodela polyrhiza suitable for genetic transformation and genome editing, provides detailed procedures, and offers tools for genome exploration and CRISPR design.

The paper shows inherited stress responses in plants can benefit or harm aphids depending on metabolite type and ecological context.

The study shows that copper resistance predicts transgenerational fitness variation in Spirodela polyrhiza, with susceptible genotypes showing greater offspring stress response but increased resistance.

This study shows herbivory can increase plant fitness by reducing interspecific competition, supported by models and mesocosm experiments.

The paper shows that the giant duckweed has extremely low genetic diversity due to its exceptionally low mutation rate despite a large population size.