Fig. 2 Model of signaling pathways during compatible and self-incompatible responses in Brassicaceae. (a) Compatible response.
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Fig. 7 B-box (BBX) proteins bridge environmental stimuli and developmental reprogramming, being candidates for crop breeding strategies.
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Fig. 1 Colletotrichum and Monilinia establish quiescent infections in fruit either through (a) direct penetration or (b) minor wounds, using hyphae originating from germinating spores.
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Fig. 3 Representative osmoresponsive condensates and their functions in animal (left) and plant (right) cells.
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Fig. 1 Schematic diagram of stomatal and associated leaf traits hypothesized to influence leaf microbiome assembly.
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Fig. 6 Hypothesized trade-offs across vascular species illustrating a water use economics framework.
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Fig. 1 Structure of maize urea transporter ZmDUR3.
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Fig. 1 Interspecific hybrids in the sections Lemna and Alatae of the genus Lemna (Lemnaceae), and their female and male parents.
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Fig. 1 Simulating the pathway from life history to branching history.
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