Methods in plant science.

This article explores the significance of developing new techniques and technical advances in experimental botany to enhance our understanding of plant biology. It specifically focuses on the importance of microscopy and gene editing technology in plant research. The article highlights the different branches of microscopy and their advantages and limitations, as well as specific research articles that utilize microscopy techniques to study autophagosomes, peptide-receptor binding, and redox dynamics. It also discusses the use of CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing technology in plants and provides resources for planning and performing gene editing experiments. The article emphasizes the need for a combination of advanced methods in plant biology research and acknowledges the contributions of previous methodologies to scientific progress. [Extracted from the article]