Sucrose-responsive osmoregulation of plant cell size by a long non-coding RNA
Jakub Hajný,
Tereza Trávníčková,
R. M. Imtiaz Karim Rony
et al.
Abstract:The shoot of green plants is the primary site of carbon assimilation into sugars, the key source of energy and metabolic building blocks. The systemic transport of sugars is essential for plant growth and morphogenesis. Plants evolved intricate networks of molecular players to effectively orchestrate the subcellular partitioning of sugars. Dynamic distribution of these osmotically active compounds is a handy tool to regulate cell turgor pressure. Pressure-induced mechanical forces play an instructive role in d… Show more
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