Abstract:Heat stress (HS) caused by ambient high temperature pose a threat to
plants. In the natural and agricultural environment, plants often
encounter repeated and changeable HS. Moderate HS primes plants to
establishment of a molecular ‘thermomemory’ that enables plants to
withstand a later-and possibly more extreme-HS attack. Recent years,
brassinosteroids (BRs) have been implicated in HS response whereas
little is known about whether BRs signal transduction modulates
thermomemory. Here, we uncover the positive ro… Show more
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