Yeom, Seon-In
Seon-In Yeom is a researcher in the field of plant genomics and biotechnology. Their work focuses on understanding the genetic architecture of various plant species and its applications in conservation, breeding, and agriculture. They have published articles on chromosome-level genome assemblies of endangered, medicinally important plants such as Adenosma buchneroides and Sophora flavescens. Additionally, they have studied the genomic variations of commercial timber trees like Ochroma pyramidale, Mesua ferrea, and Tectona grandis. Their research also includes comparative genomics studies on invasive species like Solanum rostratum and pests such as Fusarium proliferatum. Seon-In Yeom's work contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of genetic and evolutionary features of these species, which is essential for effective conservation, breeding strategies, and disease management.
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This author is known for its high journalistic standards. The author strives to maintain neutrality and transparency in its reporting, and avoids conflicts of interest. The author has a reputation for accuracy and rarely gets contradicted on major discrepancies in its reporting.
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- Genomic information is fundamental for studying plant adaptation to diverse environments.
- Plants rely on complex defence mechanisms to endure environmental stresses.
- Wide variety of species makes it useful for evolutionary and major trait analyses.
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Recent Articles
New Insights into Plant Evolution: Scientists Unveil Groundbreaking DNA Tree of Life for Flowering Plants
Broke On: Saturday, 11 May 2024Scientists from the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, Heidelberg University, and Kunming Institute of Botany led a global collaboration to create a comprehensive DNA tree of life for flowering plants. The project includes data from over 9,500 species and almost 8,000 genera. This groundbreaking study provides new insights into plant evolution and makes the data freely available for research in various scientific fields. The flowering plant tree of life allows us to understand how different species are related, identify changes (mutations) that accumulate over time, and uncover new medicinal compounds and conservation strategies.