Researchers discover two redox cascades that regulate chloroplast function and contribute to plant survival

PublishedJune 24, 2016

A fundamental challenge of the plant life cycle is how to manage fluctuating environmental conditions. To preserve the integrity and efficiency of photosynthesis, chloroplasts have evolved multiple adaptive strategies to changes in light environments. The …
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