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An oxygen-sensing <i>Polycomb</i> -group protein encodes flooding stress memory in plants

2026-05-05

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Most organisms, including plants, can encode stress memories that improve resilience to repeated environmental challenges. Flooding events expose plants to recurrent hypoxia, yet whether plants establish an adaptive memory of flooding is unclear. Here we show that somatic flooding stress memory is a conserved feature across multiple angiosperm species. In Arabidopsis , this memory depends on the oxygen-sensitive...

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aa7858fe-3321-52de-8650-47118a5e8f2f
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10.64898/2026.05.01.722198
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