Cryptochromes (CRYs) are blue light photoreceptors that regulate growth, development, and
metabolism in plants. In Arabidopsis thaliana (Arabidopsis), CRY1 and CRY2 possess …

Senescence is a highly regulated process driven by developmental age and environmental
factors. Although leaf senescence is accelerated by nitrogen (N) deficiency, the underlying …

Crop productivity depends on the ability of plants to thrive across different growth
environments. In nature, light conditions fluctuate due to diurnal and seasonal changes in …

Significance Statement This work analyses multi‐omics and stable isotope labeling data and
provides a comprehensive overview on C3‐plant acclimation to high light. We show that …

The development of photosynthetically competent seedlings requires both light and
retrograde biogenic signaling pathways. The transcription factor GLK1 functions at the …

Understanding photosynthesis in natural, dynamic light environments requires knowledge of
long‐term acclimation, short‐term responses, and their mechanistic interactions. To …

Photosynthesis is the only yield-related trait not yet substantially improved by plant breeding.
Previously, we have established H. incana as the model plant for high photosynthetic light …

SAG21/LEA5 is an unusual late embryogenesis abundant protein in Arabidopsis thaliana,
that is primarily mitochondrially located and may be important in regulating translation in …

Seed germination represents a determinant for plants to enter ecosystems and is thus
regarded as a key ecological and agronomic trait. It is tightly regulated by a variety of …

Light-regulated developmental processes such as photomorphogenesis and flowering play
important roles in the plant life cycle, from seedling emergence to reproduction. Three …