Root growth and architecture are markedly influenced by both developmental and
environmental cues. Sugars integrate different stimuli and are essential building blocks and …

Fructose (Fru) is a major storage form of sugars found in vacuoles, yet the molecular
regulation of vacuolar Fru transport is poorly studied. Although SWEET17 (for SUGARS …

Here, we report that SUGARS WILL EVENTUALLY BE EXPORTED TRANSPORTER
(SWEET16) from Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana) is a vacuole-located carrier …

In higher plants, soluble sugars are mainly present as sucrose, glucose, and fructose [1].
Sugar allocation is based on both source-to-sink transport and intracellular transport …

Plant roots secrete a significant portion of their assimilated carbon into the rhizosphere. The
putative sugar transporter SWEET 2 is highly expressed in Arabidopsis roots. Expression …

In plants, the transport of sugars from the site of biosynthesis to the site of utilization or
storage relies on sugar transporters located in different subcellular compartments and …

Plant SWEETs (Sugars Will Eventually be Exported Transporters) affect the growth of plants
by regulating the transport of sugar from source to sink and its intracellular transport …

The root: shoot ratio has long been known to be enhanced in plants under drought stress.
Here we discovered that osmotic stress enhances long-distance sucrose transport to …

Plants transport photoassimilates from source organs to sink tissues through the phloem
translocation pathway. In the transport phloem, sugars that escape from the sieve tubes are …

Sugar allocation from source to sink (young) leaves, critical for plant development, relies on
activities of plasma membrane sugar transporters. However, the key sugar unloading …