Contrasting plastic and genetic responses of leaf unfolding and senescence to temperature in Quercus petraea.

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Contrasting plastic and genetic responses of leaf unfolding and senescence to temperature in Quercus petraea.

Plant physiology - 4 Aug 2026

Zhou Xuewen, Caignard Thomas, Kremer Antoine, Xin Qinchuan, Zhou Yanqing, Qiu Jianxiu, Gui Hanliang, Xiong Zhenhua, Xiao Kun, Tian Yuhang, Xiong Jingfeng, Delzon Sylvain

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Understanding the relative roles of phenotypic plasticity and genetic differentiation in shaping plant phenological responses is essential for predicting forest tree responses to climate warming. Although spring and autumn phenophases respond sensitively to rising temperatures, the underlying regulatory mechanisms may differ substantially, particularly across environmental gradients. We investigated...

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PMID: 42664313
DOI: 10.1093/plphys/kiag578

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