716| Special Issue Editorial coordination at multiple levels. Their review also emphasizes
the necessity of understanding leaf senescence as a life history strategy from the …

The leaf senescence database (LSD) is a comprehensive resource of senescence-
associated genes (SAG s) and their corresponding mutants. Through manual curation and …

Senescence is the ultimate phase in the life cycle of leaves which is crucial for recycling of
nutrients to maintain plant fitness and reproductive success. The earliest visible …

Senescence is a degenerative process triggered by intricate and coordinated regulatory
networks, and the mechanisms of age-dependent senescence and stress-induced …

Everybody is familiar with the visual aspects of plant senescence. Color changes occurring
in senescing leaves are, however, only one (albeit striking) symptom of the senescence …

Leaf senescence is influenced by its life history, comprising a series of developmental and
physiological experiences. Exploration of the biological principles underlying leaf lifespan …

Senescence is a programmed process that involves the destruction of the photosynthesis
apparatus and the relocation of nutrients to the grain. Identifying senescence-associated …

Background Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) is one of the world's most economically-
important crops. However, its entire genome has not been sequenced, and limited resources …

Leaf senescence is associated with changes in proteomics. In this study, to quantitatively
analyze changes in protein abundance related to leaf senescence in cotton (Gossypium …

Leaf senescence is the last period of leaf growth and a dynamic procedure associated with
its death. The adaptability of the plants to changing environments occurs thanks to leaf …