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Tubule extension by plastids is due to increase in bilayer-forming galactolipids at the outer envelope membrane

Sporadically, all plastids produce dynamic tubular extensions in response to myriad stresses. Although the use of fluorescent proteins revealed these transient tubules to be stroma-filled and led to their being called stromules, the mechanism underlying tubule extension from a spheroidal plastid…

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PLANT WATER-CARBON RELATIONS IN HUANGLONGBING-AFFECTED CITRUS TREES AND THE IMPACT OF HLB EXPOSURE DURATION, FRUIT DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE, AND SOURCE-SINK MANIPULATION ON THESE RELATIONS

Bulk phloem flow is driven by pressure gradients generated by water drawn from the xylem, coupling source-sink transport with water status. Huanglongbing (HLB), a phloem-affecting bacterial disease of citrus, disrupts phloem transport, and causes canopy water deficit. Although improved water…

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Domestication, spread, and improvement have shaped biological nitrogen fixation traits in Zea taxa

Synthetic nitrogen fertilizers enhance maize (Zea mays ssp. mays) productivity but impose substantial environmental and economic costs. Some Mexican maize landraces support biological nitrogen fixation (BNF) in aerial root mucilage, raising the question of how much variation exists in this trait…

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