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Time after time: a quarter century of progress in plant circadian biology
Twenty-Five Years of Advances in Plant Internal Clocks
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Abstract
Over the past 25 years, significant progress has been made in understanding plant circadian biology.
- Advancements in the understanding of the oscillator network and its regulatory processes have been achieved.
- Circadian control has been found to affect various aspects of plant physiology, development, and fitness.
- Research indicates that circadian variation exists across different tissues and cell types.
- Genomic and systems approaches have highlighted the influence of circadian rhythms on photoperiodic and domestication traits.
- New tools may enable the engineering of plant clocks to enhance agricultural resilience amid climate change.
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