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SUMMARY Speciation is the fundamental process driving the origin of earth biodiversity. While speciation mechanisms have been revealed in many plant taxa, the evolutionary dynamics of heterosporous lycophytes remain largely unexplored. Here, we used the Selaginella sanguinolenta group, comprising seven montane species in eastern Asia, as a model system.
TongXin Ye +5 more
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Short days, long memories: plastid-to-nucleus signaling links photoperiod to heritable epigenetic change. [PDF]
Lohani N.
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Arabidopsis thaliana BOLA proteins, new actors in plant growth and iron homeostasis
SUMMARY The universal iron–sulfur (Fe‐S) clusters embedded in proteins support numerous fundamental biological processes. However, many proteins involved in Fe‐S assembly machineries remain poorly characterized in plants. Here, we revealed that BOLA1 and BOLA4, two members of the BOLA family previously described as Fe‐S assembly factors in various ...
Maël Taupin‐Broggini +7 more
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Sea urchin eggs contain a plastid-derived structure that contributes to their development. [PDF]
Carrier TJ +12 more
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Significance Statement Membrane lipid composition is fundamental to organelle structure and environmental adaptation, yet how plastidial fatty‐acid metabolism influences developmental plasticity remains poorly understood. Here we find that sustained elevation of the plastidial fatty‐acid enzyme KASII disrupts chloroplast architecture, light‐responsive ...
Evan R. Angelos +13 more
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Research Advances in Plant Pyruvate Kinase. [PDF]
Peng R +7 more
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A new player in an old process: ftsZ3 is necessary for chloroplast division in Physcomitrium patens. [PDF]
Jawahir V.
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Anther middle layer fatty acid synthesis is essential for pollen development and fertility restoration at low temperature in Arabidopsis. [PDF]
Zhu BS +8 more
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Secretory Cavity Development and Epidermal Exudation Pathways in Fruits of <i>Ruta graveolens</i> L. (Rutaceae). [PDF]
Machado SR +4 more
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