Jeffrey L. Bennetzen

The paper examines how leaf stage and roasting affect methylxanthine levels, chlorogenic acid, and the metabolic profile of yaupon holly leaves.

This study examines how Sorghum bicolor genotypes and environmental factors shape arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal communities across different land use and climate conditions.

This study identifies ferritin-mediated iron homeostasis and microbial shifts in sorghum under drought, showing their roles in stress adaptation and plant resilience.

The paper develops a method to identify bacterial pairs through cell-cell binding, enriching for specific genera and revealing dependencies between strains.

This study constructs a nuclear phylogeny of grasses using genome-scale data, showing agreement with plastome phylogeny and evidence for repeated reticulation events.

The paper integrates genetic mapping with transcriptome analysis to identify QTL and candidate genes for tillering control in sorghum using a recombinant inbred line population.