Plant root system architecture in response to nitrate availability represents a notable example to study developmental plasticity, but the underlying mechanism remains largely unknown. Xyloglucan endo
Light is essential for plant organogenesis and development. Light-regulated shoot morphogenesis has been extensively studied; however, the mechanisms by which plant roots perceive and respond to above
In 1950 Crumley et al did a series of experiments where they tested the growth rate of several plants in differing amounts of D2O (heavy water or deuterium oxide). They used H2O, 33% D2O, 63% D2O, and