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Manipulation of photosensory and circadian signaling restricts phenotypic plasticity in response to changing environmental conditions in Arabidopsis.

Molecular plant - 2 Sept 2024

Battle Martin William, Ewing Scott Fraser, Dickson Cathryn, Obaje Joseph, Edgeworth Kristen N, Bindbeutel Rebecca, Antoniou-Kourounioti Rea L, Nusinow Dmitri A, Jones Matthew Alan

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Plants exploit phenotypic plasticity to adapt their growth and development to prevailing environmental conditions. Interpretation of light and temperature signals is aided by the circadian system, which provides a temporal context. Phenotypic plasticity provides a selective and competitive advantage in nature but is obstructive during large-scale, intensive agricultural practices since economically important...

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PMID: 39014898
DOI: 10.1016/j.molp.2024.07.007

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