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Molecular mechanism through which phytochrome B controls leaf blade cell division in Arabidopsis thaliana : light control of leaf cell division

2021-01-01

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Plants are highly malleable organisms that utilise developmental plasticity as a strategy to respond to external challenges which threaten their survival. Adaptive growth is regulated by external cues, including light, which is not only an energy source, but also provides vital information about the habitat. Low ratios of red (R) to far red (FR) radiation (R:FR ratio), detected by phytochromes, indicates the prese...

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Literature Corpus work: c20a0abc-4260-5c48-93a2-c9d0fa57a45c
DOI: 10.7488/era/1141

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