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Ian A. Graham has made several significant contributions to the field of plant molecular biology. His research focuses on understanding how plants synthesize and break down various metabolites, as well as how these processes influence plant growth. Some of his notable contributions include:

1. Biochemical Genetics: He has utilized biochemical genetics to dissect the main metabolic pathways controlling oil mobilization in Arabidopsis seeds. This work has provided new insights into lipid-based signals that control seed germination and growth.

2. Metabolite Studies: His interests extend to how plants manage their metabolite production and breakdown, which impacts their growth and development.

3. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology: Ian Graham has applied his expertise in biochemistry and molecular cell biology to further understand organismal biology, evolution, and ecology through his plant science research.

For more information, you can visit the Royal Society's profile on Ian Graham or check out his ResearchGate profile.