We describe the principles of PlantaSYST as an example for the novel European Teaming projects, funded under the 'Spreading Excellence and Widening Participation' Horizon 2020 program. The goal of the Teaming projects is to bridge the gap between research centers with low and high participation in the EU framework program.
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