High-Impact Research from Plant Physiology
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Drought and cold represent distinct types of abiotic stress, each initiating unique primary signaling pathways in response to dehydration and temperature changes, respectively. However, a convergence at the gene regulatory level is observed where a common set of stress-responsive genes is activated to mitigate the impacts ...
Fruit sweetness is determined by the amount and composition of sugars in the edible flesh. The accumulation of sugar is a highly orchestrated process that requires coordination of numerous metabolic enzymes and sugar transporters. This coordination enables partitioning and long-distance translocation of photoassimilates ...
The past century has led to remarkable advances in illuminating the chemical repertoire, biosynthetic pathways, localization patterns, and diverse functions of plant secondary metabolites.
RcNAC091 encodes an ATAF subgroup NAC transcription factor and positively regulates drought stress tolerance by targeting RcWRKY71 through an abscisic acid–dependent pathway in rose.
The MADS-box transcription factor CsMADS3 coordinates chlorophyll degradation with carotenoid biosynthesis during citrus fruit ripening by directly regulating genes involved in these pathways.
A brassinosteroid signaling regulator may act as a molecular bridge integrating brassinolide and jasmonic acid signaling to regulate cold tolerance via a C-repeat binding factor–dependent pathway.
The strawberry is one of the world's most popular fruits, providing humans with vitamins, fibers, and antioxidants. Cultivated strawberry ( Fragaria × ananassa ) is an allo-octoploid and highly heterozygous, making it a challenge for breeding, quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping, and gene discovery. Some wild strawberry ...
A historical overview of gibberellin research showcases important advances in our understanding of gibberellin metabolism, perception, signaling, and transport.
A model for studying the role of volatiles provides evidence that cold stress–induced (Z)-3-hexenol integrates cold and drought stress by activating abscisic acid glucosylation in tea plants.
Transcription factor WRKY50 and jasmonic acid signaling establish a self-amplifying feedback loop to enhance cold tolerance in tomato.
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Integrated multi-omics analysis of high-throughput phenotyping in potato reveals distinct molecular signatures of acclimation to single and combined abiotic stresses related to climate change.
Drought and cold represent distinct types of abiotic stress, each initiating unique primary signaling pathways in response to dehydration and temperature changes, respectively. However, a convergence at the gene regulatory level is observed where a common set of stress-responsive genes is activated to mitigate the impacts ...
Ripening-related transcription factors have distinct functions that control the contents of tomato fruit metabolites, especially carotenoids and sugars.
Heat-responsive MPKs phosphorylate and stabilize an auxin signaling repressor, thereby causing defective flower development by perturbing the expression of flower development genes in Arabidopsis.
Two specific transcription factors interact to regulate sugar accumulation in strawberries as they ripen, pointing to a potential genetic mechanism for improving fruit quality.
Loss of a tethering complex subunit causes defective secretion and autophagosome formation, higher dolichol levels, and aberrant plant development, indicating its role in endoplasmic reticulum function.
Under cold conditions, a WRKY transcription factor activates the expression of a flavonoid biosynthesis-related gene, thus enhancing hydroxylated flavonoid levels and freezing tolerance in wild potato.
Machine learning approach accelerates plant phenotyping by reducing large amounts of human-annotated data, enabling faster and more efficient detection of a plant trait using aerial imagery.
Peppers are used worldwide for their nutritional value, unique taste, and vibrant colors. Unripe pepper fruits display shades such as white, purple, or green, transitioning to carotenoid-based colors—yellow, orange, and red—as they ripen. Carotenoids, lipid-soluble molecules essential for photosynthesis and ...
The auxin signaling pathway targets a gene encoding an atypical bHLH protein that positively regulates rice grain size by promoting cell expansion.
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