Select SPEECHLESS (SPCH)-driven transcriptional network that defines the stomatal self-renewing cell state.
Silent master: SPEECHLESS the driver of stomatal stem cell fate and integrator of intrinsic and environmental cues
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Nutrient exchange and symbiosis regulation in root nodule symbiosis and arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis.
Balancing mutualism: choice and sanctions in root–microbe symbioses
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Fig. 2 Model of signaling pathways during compatible and self-incompatible responses in Brassicaceae. (a) Compatible response.
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In panel A, the Se content of various categories of food is depicted in decreasing fashion, from Brazil nuts, fish and seafood and meat on the high end down to fruit and vegetables on the low end. Most foods are well below 0.5 microgram Se per gram of dry food product, indicating that more than 110 grams of dry food product are needed to attain the daily dose of 55 microgram Se. The message is that most foods are quite low in their Se content. In panel B, the concentration of nineteen elements in plants of various species is indicated, mostly in descending fashion. The most abundant elements are N, Ca, K, Mg, Cl, S and P, while the micronutrients Fe, Mn, B, Zn, Cu, Ni and Mo are consistently present but at lower levels. Selenium is placed between S and P, the two elements that show strong interactions with Se and have shared transporters, although generally the Se content is much lower even than Mo, the least abundant plant nutrient. However, there are high outliers of Se that are at roughly the same level as S and Se, representing the so-called Se hyperaccumulator species.
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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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Lira, Moreira, Freschi & Rossi
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Fig. 1 Anthropogenic disturbance alters the diversity, composition, and abundance of microbes as well as the edaphic properties of the soil.
#TansleyReview: Why, when, and how microbes can benefit ecological restorations: current approaches and future directions
Kerri Crawford, Collin Dice & Scott Clark
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Fig. 5 Schematic overview of the interactions between respiratory and secondary metabolism during fruit ripening.
#TansleyReview: Fruit respiration: putting alternative pathways into perspective
Florez-Sarasa et al.
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(🧵4/8) The authors of this #TansleyReview represent an interdisciplinary collaboration that originated from an initial idea conceived several years ago by Arthur Gessler (WSL/ETH Zurich, Switzerland)...
(🧵2/8) Forests face increasing threats from heat and drought caused by climate change. This #TansleyReview examines how different forest management techniques, such as choosing the right tree species, controlling forest density, and managing nutrients...
Conceptual model of the expected role of dryland mechanisms along a climatic gradient from cool and moist towards hot and dry conditions, and their relevance for climate-smart forestry.
Ecophysiology for climate-smart forest management
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Fig. 1 Morphology of extant conifer seed cones.
#TansleyReview: Homology and heterochrony in the evolution of #conifer #SeedCones
Kelly K. S. Matsunaga
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Life cycle of Cyanidiophyceae.
Fascinating single-cell red algae: models for evolution and adaptation
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B-box proteins bridge environmental stimuli and developmental reprogramming, being candidates for crop breeding strategies.
Multifaceted roles of BBX transcription factors: impacts on key agronomical traits and environmental resilience
#TansleyReview by Lira et al.
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Evolutionary roles of recombination suppression.
Recombination suppression in plant adaptation and speciation
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Model of signaling pathways during compatible and self-incompatible responses in Brassicaceae.
#TansleyReview: Cellular signaling during pollen-stigma interaction in #Brassicaceae
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by Zhang et al.
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Anthropogenic disturbance alters the diversity, composition, and abundance of microbes as well as the edaphic properties of the soil.
#TansleyReview: Why, when, and how microbes can benefit ecological restorations: current approaches and future directions
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by Crawford et al.
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Epigenetic mechanisms linking mycorrhizal interactions and transgenerational responses.
#TansleyReview: #Mycorrhizas: Epigenetic Regulation & Transgenerational Legacy
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by Beltrán-Torres et al.
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Fig. 2 Individual and interactive impacts of soil physicochemistry, microbes, fauna, and plants on soil organic matter (SOM) dynamics.
#TansleyReview: #Soil organic matter dynamics under changing #precipitation regimes
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Fig. 4 Contribution of phospholipid and neutral lipid lipases in tuning distinct lipid pools in seeds.
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Bates et al.
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The path of 14C from cosmic rays to cellulose.
Carbon uptake, storage, and allocation patterns contribute to blurring of annual 14C signals in tree rings
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Artist’s representation of how 14C produced by cosmic rays is recorded in tree ring cellulose.
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Fig. 1 Functions of Ca2+ signaling in stress responses in Arabidopsis.
#TansleyReview: #Calcium signaling in #crops
Chunxia Zhang, Yang Song & Jörg Kudla
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Fig. 6 Proposed benefit of an isotope-based carbon (C)-flux proxy.
#TansleyReview: Rethinking the 2H fingerprint of carbohydrates: a novel proxy for #plant #metabolism and performance
Holloway-Phillips et al.
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Fig. 4 Number of NRT1/PTR FAMILY (NPF) homologs found in different species of red algae and viridiae plants.
#TansleyReview: Functional characterization of NRT1/PTR FAMILY transporters: looking for a needle in a haystack
Morales de Los Ríos et al.
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Fig. 1 Venn diagram of major strategies used to cope with heat stress with examples of species expected to specialize in heat tolerance/acclimation (yellow circles), heat avoidance through drought-deciduousness (green circles), and heat avoidance through homeothermic leaf cooling (blue circles).
#TansleyReview: High-temperature acclimation of photosystem II in land #plants
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Regulatory factors affecting seed oil accumulation and heteromeric acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACCase) activity.
Understanding the dynamic nature of plant lipid anabolic and catabolic metabolism is key to sustainable oilseed engineering
#TansleyReview by Prasad Parchuri, et al.
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Proposed benefit of an isotope-based carbon flux proxy.
H isotopes in #plant #carbohydrates as a metabolic proxy
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Individual and interactive impacts of soil physicochemistry, microbes, fauna, and plants on soil organic matter dynamics.
#TansleyReview SOM under changing precipitation regimes
Min et al. @teamrat.bsky.social
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#TansleyReview: Mycelial dynamics in arbuscular mycorrhizal #fungi
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