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SIPS PLANT BIOLOGY SECTION

Without plants, life on earth would cease to exist. Plants shape our environment
and provide us with food, medicine, clothing and shelter. Today we are faced
with an unprecedented series of challenges — global climate change, food
shortages, rapid loss of biodiversity and new and evolving diseases are
threatening both the health of the planet as well as human health and
well-being.

Through its broad-based and innovative studies of basic plant biology, the Plant
Biology section at Cornell University's School of Integrative Plant Science is
positioned to contribute real and impactful solutions to these problems at
local, state, national and global scales. Learn more about the history of our
section and the vision of our school.


PLANT BIOLOGY

Center of research on fundamental biology of plant development, signaling,
genetics, environmental interactions and systematics.


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SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

Our faculty are working to model complex biological systems from genes and gene
regulation, to proteomics and the evolution of specialized plant compounds.

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DEVELOPMENT & SIGNALING

Many of our faculty investigate the processes by which plants grow and develop
different structures and tissue types.

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ORGANELLE BIOLOGY

Plant Biology faculty study the biology of chloroplasts and other plant cell
organelles, providing insight into ways that photosynthesis and other plant
processes might be improved.

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SYSTEMATICS & EVOLUTION

Study of the plant evolution and diversity has a long history at Cornell with
experts in many plant families.

Breadth of research


SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

Our faculty are working to model complex biological systems from genes and gene
regulation, to proteomics and the evolution of specialized plant compounds.

Breadth of research


DEVELOPMENT & SIGNALING

Many of our faculty investigate the processes by which plants grow and develop
different structures and tissue types.

Breadth of research


ORGANELLE BIOLOGY

Plant Biology faculty study the biology of chloroplasts and other plant cell
organelles, providing insight into ways that photosynthesis and other plant
processes might be improved.

Breadth of research


SYSTEMATICS & EVOLUTION

Study of the plant evolution and diversity has a long history at Cornell with
experts in many plant families.

Breadth of research


SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

Our faculty are working to model complex biological systems from genes and gene
regulation, to proteomics and the evolution of specialized plant compounds.


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