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Official foundation profile, page heading Bakterier som får nyttoväxter att frodas, explicitly identifies Derek S Lundberg, Wallenberg Academy Fellow2021, and research on plant-associated Sphingomonas. Directly inspected Swedish profile and labelled portrait image link; do not use its English navigation target as a translated source. Portrait image bytes could not be independently fetched in this environment; external provider label and URL are verified.

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Kew accepted family Malvaceae Juss.; primary indexed family/general-information records verified. Direct full family-page access returned403. Family record includes Gossypium and Theobroma. Corroborating Kew species classification: powo.science.kew.org/taxon/320783-2 and institutional cacao description www.kew.org/plants/cacao-tree . No numerical genus/species count or conservation status inferred.

Nature488,86–90(2012), DOI10.1038/nature11237. Verified full primary byline Derek S. Lundberg. Abstract: bacterial16S gene sequencing of more than600plants, soil/compartment effects. Methods, General strategy: rhizosphere washed into buffer/detergent; internal-root fraction after sonication; parallel unplanted-soil controls. The article's sequence-percentage counterexample is invented and not a reported measurement.

Nature Plants3,17082(2017); DOI10.1038/nplants.2017.82. Abstract: electron tomography of plasmodesmata and developmental ER–plasma membrane rearrangement; macromolecular diffusion despite an apparently absent open sleeve. Full primary byline William J.Nicolas verified.

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Kew accepted-genus record Striga Lour.; accepted-name status and species list checked3November2026. No fixed species count asserted.

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New Phytologist231(2021),1906–1922; DOI10.1111/nph.17336. First author Nami Ha verified in publisher byline. Results: External water transport on the T.usneoides surface across flexible wings; Figure3 fluorescence comparison with/without wings; X-ray imaging of sequential deformation; Figure6 macroscopic transport. Surface spreading distinguished from subsequent uptake.

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Nature378(1995),62–65; DOI10.1038/378062a0. Primary abstract: defined-cell laser ablation in Arabidopsis root meristem; positional control of fate despite regular clonal relationships; signals from mature toward initial cells. Initial-only C.van den Berg retained.