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Use of confocal laser as light source reveals stomata-autonomous function.

PloS one - 20 Dec 2006

Cañamero Roberto C, Boccalandro Hernán, Casal Jorge, Serna Laura

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In most terrestrial plants, stomata open during the day to maximize the update of CO(2) for photosynthesis, but they close at night to minimize water loss. Blue light, among several environmental factors, controls this process. Stomata response to diverse stimuli seems to be dictated by the behaviour of neighbour stomata creating leaf areas of coordinated response. Here individual stomata of Arabidopsis leaves...

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PMID: 17183664
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0000036
PMCID: PMC1762337

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