Extreme cooling enables survival in extreme heat
Joanna M. Feehan, Mark C. Bitter, David Bryant Lowry…·Seung Y. Rhee
This study identifies a physiological mechanism in a desert plant that enables survival in extreme heat through leaf cooling.
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Joanna M. Feehan, Mark C. Bitter, David Bryant Lowry…·Seung Y. Rhee
This study identifies a physiological mechanism in a desert plant that enables survival in extreme heat through leaf cooling.
Abira Sahu, Mohammad Golam Mostofa, Yuan Xu…·Thomas David Sharkey
Tobacco engineered to emit isoprene resisted whiteflies and hornworms, deterred larval feeding, lost less photosynthesis, and produced a stronger jasmonic acid surge after herbivory or wounding.
Manuel Bellucci, Mohammad Golam Mostofa, Sarathi Maheshika Weraduwage…·Thomas David Sharkey
This study investigates the role of root isoprene emission in Arabidopsis root physiology and salt stress resistance, finding it enhances growth and stress responses.