Studying Stress One Factor at a Time Misleads Biology, Plant Scientist Argues
University of Missouri scientist Ron Mittler is urging biologists to study organisms under multiple simultaneous stressors, arguing that combined stresses ...
University of Missouri scientist Ron Mittler is urging biologists to study organisms under multiple simultaneous stressors, arguing that combined stresses ...
Michigan State University researchers have shown that coastal yellow monkeyflowers keep roughly thirty percent less sodium in their leaves than ...
A large factorial glasshouse study shows silicon supplementation can cut sodium accumulation and rescue salt-stressed wheat growth, but only when ...
A transcriptomic study reveals how silicon supplementation reprograms antioxidant defense, carbon metabolism and hormone biosynthesis to help finger millet tolerate ...
Foliar sprays of the plant hormone 24-epibrassinolide help wheat tolerate polyethylene nanoplastic contamination by reprogramming root metabolism and restructuring the ...
Scientists engineered maize to produce stachyose by introducing an Arabidopsis stachyose synthase gene, extending the raffinose family oligosaccharide pathway and ...
A new review in Plant Molecular Biology maps how phytohormone signaling, kinase cascades, and transcription factors drive secondary metabolite production ...
New field research shows wheat suffers greater yield losses from heat waves before flowering than after, yet early heat exposure ...
Researchers from Okayama University in Japan have made a groundbreaking discovery in the understanding of silicon uptake in crops, particularly ...
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