Since plants are constantly exposed to ever-changing climate conditions, they evolved an intricate system that perceives environmental stresses and integrates them in order to adapt their response. At a molecular level, transcription factors play an important role in regulating the plant’s response by influencing e...
M. Ferrero, Maria Pane, Alex Maioli et al.· Plant growth regulation (Pri...· 0 citations
Italian sweet pepper landraces represent an important reservoir of genetic diversity, although their practical exploitation in breeding programmes remains limited. Historical germplasm collections preserve variation accumulated through centuries of farmer selection, but their organization into resources suitable for pr...
E. Portis, A. M. Milani, Elsa Martini et al.· Horticulturae· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that TDZ exerts distinct and highly dose-dependent physiological effects, delineating a continuum ranging from responses compatible with normal development to those indicative of impaired development to conditions of physiological stress, and providing useful insights for a critical assessment of the...
E. Campo, Federica de Marchi, Giulia Giovanna Salerno et al.· Plant physiology and biochem...· 0 citations
Overall, the results suggest that genotype-dependent responses to prolonged heat exposure were associated not only with the magnitude of early transcriptional change, but also with differences in the temporal organization of stress-response, maintenance, and metabolic processes.
M. Martina, E. Vergnano, F. Secchi et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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