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Conserved leaf-root metabolomic network asymmetry underpins divergent drought strategies.

The Plant cell - 2 Jul 2026

Shoaib Mirza, Rochfort Simone J, Reddy Priyanka, Ram Doris, Hayden Matthew J, Kant Surya

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Plants orchestrate tissue-specific metabolic responses to osmotic stress, a major determinant of drought tolerance and crop productivity. Yet how leaf and root responses are coordinated to confer tolerance remains poorly understood. Here we show that drought tolerance in wheat is associated with a reproducible architectural asymmetry between tissue-level metabolomic correlation networks under controlled osmotic...

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PMID: 42455049
DOI: 10.1093/plcell/koag217
PMCID: PMC13421925

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