Plants show a remarkable developmental plasticity to adapt their growth to changing environmental conditions. Thus, understanding how non-coding RNAs work, locally and systemically, may reveal novel mechanisms involved in growth control and differentiation. A new EU collaborative project may identify and assign a role to RNA species in legumes responding to biotic and abiotic stresses.
Non-coding RNAs in intercellular and systemic signaling
Poltronieri P;Santino A
2012
Abstract
Plants show a remarkable developmental plasticity to adapt their growth to changing environmental conditions. Thus, understanding how non-coding RNAs work, locally and systemically, may reveal novel mechanisms involved in growth control and differentiation. A new EU collaborative project may identify and assign a role to RNA species in legumes responding to biotic and abiotic stresses.File in questo prodotto:
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