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S. C. Gosa

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Out of the blue; Phototropins of the leaf vascular bundle sheath mediate the blue light regulation of the leaf hydraulic conductance

Y. Grunwald, S. C. Gosa, T. Torne, N. Moran, M. Moshelion

This study shows blue light increases leaf hydraulic conductance through photoreceptors in bundle-sheath cells, activating an H+-ATPase to acidify xylem sap.

bioRxiv · Feb 15, 2022Plant Biology

Arabidopsis leaf hydraulic conductance is regulated by xylem-sap pH, controlled, in turn, by a P-type H+-ATPase of vascular bundle sheath cells

Y. Grunwald, N. Wigoda, A. Yaaran, N. Sade, T. Torne, S. C. Gosa, N. Moran, M. Moshelion

The paper shows that AHA2 in vascular bundle sheath cells regulates xylem sap pH, which in turn controls leaf hydraulic conductance.

bioRxiv · Jul 23, 2020Plant Biology