Bud dormancy is a survival strategy that plants have developed in their native habitats. It
helps them endure harsh seasonal changes by temporarily halting growth and activity until …

Dormancy in vegetative buds of perennial plants plays an important role for surviving harsh
environmental conditions. Identifying the genetic and physiological mechanisms regulating …

Annual growth cycles of perennial horticultural and forest woody plant species of temperate
and boreal regions can be divided into two phases, namely the growth and dormancy …

Dormancy in plants involves a temporary suspension of meristem growth, thus insuring bud
survival and maintenance of proper shoot system architecture. Dormancy regulation is a …

In autumn, the buds of extratropical trees are in a state of endodormancy, since regardless of
the prevailing environmental conditions, growth cannot be activated in these buds because …

Bud endodormancy is a complex physiological process that is indispensable for the survival,
growth, and development of deciduous perennial plants. The timely release of …

Dormancy regulation in vegetative buds is a complex process necessary for plant survival,
development and architecture. Our understanding of and ability to manipulate these …

Dormancy is a complex trait in both buds and seeds, which is an important mechanism for
survival during the life cycle of plants. Over the years, a vast wealth of information has been …

Nearly all land plants produce ancillary meristems in the form of axillary or adventitious buds
in addition to the shoot apical meristem. Outgrowth of these buds has a significant impact on …

Bud dormancy is an essential strategy for perennial plants to resist unsuitable growth
environments, which is of great significance for the survival and reproduction of plants. Short …