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Pith cell responses to low red: far-red light in dicot stems

2024-11-15

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In dense canopies light becomes a limiting factor for plant growth. Many plants respond to neighbor cues by growing taller to improve light capture, a phenomenon known as the shade avoidance syndrome (SAS). The major neighbor detection is via enrichment of far-red (FR) light that leads to a low red : far-red light ratio (R:FR), suppressing phytochrome activity. In tomato, low R:FR induces elongation of the interno...

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54020658-585e-5cd7-9aa6-cce564d2f08e
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10.1101/2024.11.12.623171
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