The Waxy (Wx) gene enhances rice seed germination and embryo growth by increasing starch-to-sugar conversion, with Wxa allele seeds germinating faster than wx allele seeds.
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Different dominant atmospheric nitrogen species are linked to contrasting physiological responses in Hypogymnia physodes transplanted to urban and rural areas.
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Plants adapt to water stress through diverse strategies, with aquatic and amphibious species exhibiting unique mechanisms like heterophylly and oxygen-escape tactics.
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Exogenous melatonin improves maize flooding tolerance by 18.24% grain yield and enhances photosynthesis, water content, and antioxidant activity under flooding stress.
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Spartina anglica exhibits novel genomic features, including whole-genome duplications and gene expansions, that enhance its abiotic stress tolerance in saltmarsh environments.
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Thermospermine (tSpm) acts as a bifunctional translational modulator in vascular development and stress responses in plants, influencing xylem differentiation and abiotic stress adaptation.
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Heat priming at the tillering stage enhances spikelet fertility and seed germination under heat stress in IR64 rice, with up to 50% improvement observed.
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Recurrent drought induces a progressive shift from stress response to resource conservation in Atriplex halimus, with D3 showing metabolic downregulation and resource-saving signatures.
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RsHSFA3 enhances heat tolerance in Rhododendron simsii by activating heat shock proteins and improving ROS scavenging capacity.
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CAM evolution in Yucca causes widespread metabolic shifts, especially in nitrogen metabolism, with minimal correlation between mRNA and protein levels across species.
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Temperate tree species' heat tolerance hinges on water availability and hydraulic strategy, with Acer platanoides showing severe damage and Quercus robur recovering rapidly.
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Waterlogging triggers stage- and genotype-specific transcriptional and physiological responses in cowpea, with the tolerant UCR369 showing enhanced recovery and adaptation mechanisms.
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OsSRL10 and AHP2 form a cooperative signaling module that enhances salt stress tolerance in rice by regulating ROS and ion balance, with OsSRL10 overexpression increasing seedling resilience.
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