Senescence is a developmental process in the life cycle of a plant or a plant organ which
has an intrinsic link with longevity. In human and animal sciences, the question of what …

Senescence is key component of plant development. It enables remobilisation of nutrients
from organs that are no longer needed or have been compromised and ends with …

The polyamines, putrescine, spermidine and spermine, are low-molecular weight
substances, synthesized in eucariot cells from their immediate precursor, ornithine. The …

Senescence is the final stage of organ development in plants. It is an oxidative process
which involves a general deterioration of cellular metabolism in plants. The symptoms of …

Leaf senescence is a complex phenomenon occurring in all plant species, but it is still poorly
understood in plants grown in Mediterranean field conditions and well‐adapted to harsh …

The interactions of the classic phytohormones gibberellic acid (gibberellin A3, GA3) and
abscisic acid (dormin, ABA), which antagonistically regulate several developmental …

TaNAC-S transcription factor (TF) was previously found to have effects on senescence and
grain protein content (GPC) in wheat. However, to date, its genetic architecture, association …

Jasmonates (JAs) induce leaf senescence in many plant species. The Arabidopsis F-box
protein coronatine insensitive 1 (COI1) is required for various JA-regulated plant responses …

Abstract Knowledge of ripeness and regulation of postharvest processes is an important tool
to prevent loss of commercial value in both fruit and cut flower markets. The joint analysis of …

The productivity of crop plants is directly related to net photosynthesis over the growing
season. For example, there is a direct link between the duration of flag leaf photosynthesis …