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Gibberellin transport affects (lateral) root growth through HY5 during Far-Red light enrichment.

2023-04-23

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Plants compete for light by growing taller than their nearest competitors. This is part of the shade avoidance syndrome and is a response to an increase of Far-Red light (FR) reflected from neighboring leaves. The root responds to this shoot-sensed FR cue by reducing lateral root emergence. It is well-established that the plant hormone Gibberellic Acid (GA) is involved in supplemental FR-induced shoot elongation....

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052b51c4-b94e-5e06-a1ae-deb49e711cad
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10.1101/2023.04.21.537844
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