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SUMMARY Plants enzymatically synthesize melatonin and its hydroxylated forms, such as 2‐hydroxymelatonin (2‐OHM) and 3‐hydroxymelatonin (3‐OHM). Interestingly, 2‐OHM and 3‐OHM are present in plants at higher concentrations than melatonin and are induced at night, which is consistent with the nocturnal induction of melatonin in animals.
Hyoung Yool Lee, Kyoungwhan Back
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Light Intensity Dependence of CO<sub>2</sub> Assimilation Is More Related to Biochemical Capacity Rather than Diffusional Conductance. [PDF]
Wang X, Shi Q, Liu N, Cao J, Huang W.
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Oligomeric SWEET1g of Solanum tuberosum confers resistance to potato virus Y and Potato virus X
SUMMARY How the protein sugars will eventually be exported transporter (SWEET) affects plant virus infection remains largely unknown. Here, our findings showed that potato virus Y (PVY) coat protein (CP) directly interacted with SWEET1g of Solanum tuberosum (StSWEET1g).
Le Fang+9 more
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Updated values for Table 1 of fastest rubisco carboxylation rates in Davidi et al 2020. [PDF]
Tsai YC, Guo Z, Milo R, Mueller-Cajar O.
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Large and Increasing Biospheric Productivity of Northern Ecosystems
Abstract Plants take up carbon dioxide (CO2) through photosynthesis. How this will change with rising CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere will strongly determine future climate change. An increase in the seasonal variations of atmospheric CO2 in recent decades indicates a positive trend in photosynthetic carbon uptake. We combined data‐driven seasonal
Matthias Cuntz+4 more
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Metabolic modeling suggested noncanonical algal carbon concentrating mechanism in Cyanidioschyzon merolae. [PDF]
Lingwan M.
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Increasing Rubisco as a simple means to enhance photosynthesis and productivity now without lowering nitrogen use efficiency. [PDF]
Salesse-Smith CE, Wang Y, Long SP.
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