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September 14-16, 2026 | Rome, Italy

Cytoplasmic streaming in plants

Cytoplasmic streaming in plants

Cytoplasmic streaming, also known as cyclosis, is the movement of the cytoplasm within plant cells, facilitating the distribution of nutrients, organelles, and other cellular components. This dynamic process is driven by the interaction of the cytoskeleton, particularly microfilaments and microtubules, with motor proteins. Cytoplasmic streaming is essential for maintaining cellular homeostasis and supporting metabolic activities, especially in larger cells. It also plays a role in plant development and response to environmental stimuli. Understanding the mechanisms of cytoplasmic streaming can provide insights into plant growth and adaptation in various conditions.

Committee Members
Speaker at Plant Science and Molecular Biology 2026 - Rajnish Khanna

Rajnish Khanna

Visiting Scientist, Stanford University & CEO, i-Cultiver, United States
Speaker at Plant Science and Molecular Biology 2026 - Usha R Palaniswamy

Usha R Palaniswamy

Maria College, United States
Speaker at Plant Science and Molecular Biology 2026 - Jeremy Sweet

Jeremy Sweet

Sweet Environmental Consultants, United Kingdom
GPMB 2026 Speakers
Speaker at Plant Science and Molecular Biology 2026 - Franco Paolinelli

Franco Paolinelli

SAP – Silvicultura Agrocultura Paesaggio (NGO), Italy
Speaker at Plant Science and Molecular Biology 2026 - Eva Kunnemann

Eva Kunnemann

Independent Researcher, Switzerland
Speaker at Plant Science and Molecular Biology 2026 - Rachel Amir

Rachel Amir

Tel Hai University, Israel
Speaker at Plant Science and Molecular Biology 2026 - Teja Sri Vengala

Teja Sri Vengala

Rare Earth Genomics, United States
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