The 134th annual meeting of the American Seed Trade Association (ASTA) will bring together leading companies from the agricultural biotechnology industry to foster communication and collaboration on key industry issues, industry trends, and research opportunities. This year, the ISS National Lab will participate as an exhibitor at ASTA’s Annual Convention with the goal of promoting current science and new research opportunities on the ISS National Lab relevant to the agricultural biotechnology industry. Companies like Dow AgroScience, Syngenta, Monsanto, and Bayer will be represented at this event.
The ISS National Lab Booth Details
Connect with the ISS National Lab team to learn about exciting opportunities to conduct agricultural biotechnology-related research on the ISS National Lab!
Marriott Minneapolis City Center
Atrium | Booth 1
Explore ASTA Convention Exhibition Floor plan.
Resources
Plant Research on the International Space Station YouTube Playlist
Space Agriculture Presentation
Publications
Early Microgravity Studies: 1968 Biosatellite II – Wheat Seedlings
Wheat Seedling Experiments. BioScience 1968; 18 (6): 632-633. doi: 10.2307/1294313
Farming in Space
Plants in Human Life Support
Gene Expression
Paul, A.L., C.J. Daugherty, E.A. Bihn, D.K. Chapman, K.L.L. Norwood, and R.J. Ferl. 2001. Transgenic expression patterns indicate that space flight affects stress signal perception and transduction in Arabidopsis. Plant Physiology 126:613-621.
Paul, A.L., M.P. Popp, W.M. Gurley, C. Guy, K.L. Norwood, and R.J. Ferl. 2005. Arabidopsis gene expression patterns are altered during space flight. Adv. Space Research 36:1175-1181.
Paul, A.L. and Ferl, R.J. 2016 The effect of spaceflight on the gravity-sensing auxin gradient of roots: GFP reporter gene microscopy on orbit. npj Microgravity 2, Article number: 15023
For more publications visit:
ISS Research Results Citations – NASA
Space Station Research – The ISS National Lab
Educational Resources
Tomatosphere – First the Seed Foundation
Plants in Space – NASA