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Cross-Species Plant Single-Cell Analysis: Community Challenges and Shared Solutions.

Maryam Haghan¹, Tran N Chau², Razan Alajoleen³

¹Department of Computer Science, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, USA.

Journal of Experimental Botany

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Researchers addressed plant single-cell genomics challenges by developing shared solutions and a community portal. This work aims to improve data quality, analysis, and visualization for accelerated plant discovery and crop improvement.

Area of Science:

Plant Biology
Genomics
Bioinformatics

Background:

Single-cell genomics is revolutionizing plant biology but faces adoption barriers due to technical challenges, fragmented tools, and inconsistent analysis.
Plant-specific constraints hinder the broader application of single-cell genomics techniques.

Purpose of the Study:

To address community needs and design shared solutions for plant single-cell analysis.
To establish frameworks for improving data quality, cell-type annotation, developmental trajectory reconstruction, visualization, and AI-driven workflows.

Main Methods:

Convened researchers in the 2025 Summer Workshop for Plant Single-Cell Analysis.
Identified five priority challenge areas in plant single-cell data analysis.
Established PlantSCHub, a community-curated web portal for protocols, datasets, and tutorials.

Keywords:

AI agents PlantSCHub cross-species annotation data quality gene regulatory networks plant single-cell genomics reproducible workflows trajectory inference visualization

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Defined priority areas: data quality improvement, automated annotation, trajectory/GRN inference, anatomical visualization, and AI-orchestrated workflows.
Launched PlantSCHub to support reproducible plant single-cell analysis.
Outlined roadmaps for cross-species integration, multimodal inference, spatial visualization, and AI scientist agents.

Conclusions:

The developed solutions and PlantSCHub aim to create an interoperable ecosystem for plant single-cell studies.
These efforts will accelerate scientific discovery and enhance crop improvement through advanced genomics and AI.
Integration of scRNA-seq and scATAC-seq data is crucial for regulatory inference and cross-species analysis.