Plant leaf senescence and death: regulation by multiple layers of control and implications for aging in general. J Cell Sci. 2013;126(Pt 21):4823-4833.H.R. Woo, H.J. Kim, H.G. Nam, P.O. Lim, Plant leaf senescence and death-regulation by multiple layers of control and implications ...
Leaf development: Hole creation Chris Surridge Research Highlights04 May 2017 Nature Plants Volume: 3, P: 17068 The death of plant cells: from proteases to field applications S Stael M K Nowack N S Coll News & Views10 Jan 2014 Cell Death & Differentiation Vol...
Leaf senescence, the last phase during leaf development, is closely related to the damage caused by activated oxygen. Advances in charges of producing and scavenging Systems, including the responsible enzymes and antioxidants, are reviewed. Cross resistance between water stress and oxidative stress are...
Leaf senescence, which constitutes the final stage of leaf development, involves programmed cell death and is intricately regulated by various internal and... JC Koo - 《Plant & Cell Physiology》 被引量: 187发表: 2011年 Proteolytic activity and cysteine protease expression in wheat leaves under se...
For example, there is a direct link between the duration of flag leaf photosynthesis and cereal grain yields. The optimisation of electron transport, carbon assimilation and assimilate production is important at all stages of leaf development, not least during senescence when chloroplasts are dismantled...
The sequence of events and the signals that regulate the remobilization of nitrogen (N) reserves during senescence induced by N starvation were studied in leaf 3, the last fully expanded leaf, in 17-day-old wheat ( Triticum aestivum L.) plants. The first event observed was a rapid decrease...
In terms of green leaf area index and leaf chlorophyll content, leaf senescence or premature senescence of cotton plants was considerably alleviated by either altered source to sink balance or the uptake of K in LPPS compared to NPPS. It was concluded that the LPPS, a relatively late-planted...
17. Germination and Establishment18. Vegetative Growth on the Primary Axis19. Secondary Vegetative Growth20. Control of Flowering and Floral Development21. Gametophyte Development, Pollination, and Fruit Development22. Embryogenesis: The Origin of Plant Architecture23. Plant Senescence and Cell Death24. ...
Plant immune response is usually accompanied by cell death. There are many internal connections between plant immunity and cell death. Proteins regulating cell death usually participate in plant immune response. However, severe cell death has adverse effects on plant growth and development. To enhance...
Processes such as leaf senescence, TE differentiation, and the deletion of the embryonic suspensor have emerged as valuable examples used to study plant cell death [13, 29, 30]. However, to date very little research has been conducted in vivo to understand the order of organelle changes, which...