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| * Check for the result of the plant root experiment. The root has stopped to grow before entering the channel. Thinking about what to do now. | * Check for the result of the plant root experiment. The root has stopped to grow before entering the channel. Thinking about what to do now. |
| * Reading an article about plant-microbe interaction\\ | * Reading an article about plant-microbe interaction\\ |
| ° [[http://www.nature.com/msb/journal/v6/n1/pdf/msb201067.pdf| Goffin et al (2010) Understanding the physiology of Lactobacillus plantarum at zero growth]] (open access). In situations of low substrate availability, //Lactobacillus plantarum// bacteria (which often grows on plants) syhthetize plant hormones to 'tell' the plant to produce certain nutrients they need. Furthermore, //L. plantarum// also adapts its own metabolism to make use of those vegetal nutients.\\ | [[http://www.nature.com/msb/journal/v6/n1/pdf/msb201067.pdf| Goffin et al (2010) Understanding the physiology of Lactobacillus plantarum at zero growth]] (open access). In situations of low substrate availability, //Lactobacillus plantarum// bacteria (which often grows on plants) syhthetize plant hormones to 'tell' the plant to produce certain nutrients they need. Furthermore, //L. plantarum// also adapts its own metabolism to make use of those vegetal nutients.\\ |
| * short research discussion with Nik & Maja | * short research discussion with Nik & Maja |
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