
A 56-hour microscopy sequence from Cambridge captures living mycorrhizal structures in motion, giving researchers a dynamic view of plant–fungal partnerships that static images could not previously provide.
Source Crop Science Centre, University of Cambridge (publication day unspecified; checked 24 October 2026)

Cambridge researchers report faster plant–nematode screening using custom robots and computer vision, aiming to identify resistance genes before extending work from model plants to food crops such as potatoes.
Source University of Cambridge — Department of Plant Sciences