As the primary form of energy for plants, the shortage of cellular ATP is generally
acknowledged to pose a threat to plant growth and development, stress resistance and crop …

Leaf senescence is a destructive process that allows the efficient recycling of nutrients from
dying leaves to growing parts of the plant. It is the final stage of leaf development that can be …

Natural resistance-associated macrophage proteins (NRAMPs) are a class of metal
transporters found in plants that exhibit diverse functions across different species …

The copper transporter (COPT/Ctr) gene family plays a critical part in maintaining the
balance of the metal, and many diverse species depend on COPT to move copper (Cu) …

Ethylene is a volatile plant hormone that regulates many developmental processes and
responses toward (a) biotic stress. Studies have shown that high levels of ethylene repress …

Cotton fiber elongation is a critical growth phase that affects final fiber length. Morphological
analysis indicated an asynchronous fiber elongation pattern between two cotton varieties, J7 …

Most Nelumbo nucifera (lotus) flower buds were aborted during the growing season, notably
in low-light environments. How lotus produces so many aborted flower buds is largely …

Drought-induced leaf senescence is associated with high sugar levels, which bears some
resemblance to the syndrome of diabetes in humans; however, the underlying mechanisms …

Bamboo cultivation, particularly Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis), holds significant
economic importance in various regions worldwide. Bamboo shoot degradation (BSD) …

Nitroxyl (HNO), a reactive nitrogen species (RNS), is essential for plant growth. However, the
action of HNO in plants has been difficult to understand due to the lack of highly sensitive …