To grow more food more sustainably we need to make plants better at recruiting nutrients and water from soil to seed, according to 12 leading plant scientists writing in Nature

The John Innes Centre has become one of the first academic partners to join Agri-Tech East

How a plant grows is influenced by nutrient transporter patterns on its roots

The John Innes Centre has purchased Church Farm at Bawburgh from the John Innes Foundation and secured the long-term future of its world-leading, field-based research

Scientists at the John Innes Centre have discovered why the first buds of spring come increasingly earlier as the climate changes

Scientific innovation in plant breeding was given a boost this week when a ruling by the European Patent Office confirmed the patent on John Innes Centre’s Beneforte Broccoli is valid and enforceable

Kim Findlay, Head of Bioimaging has been awarded the Royal Microscopical Society (RMS) Vice President’s Medal for her outstanding contribution to the field of electron microscopy in plant and microbial imaging

A team of scientists have successfully transferred a receptor that recognises bacteria from the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana - a dicot, to wheat – a monocot

There’s nowhere to hide for one of the world’s most devastating wheat diseases, thanks to a new global surveillance method for tracking the spread of Yellow Rust based on its DNA